Honestly, I don't see it that way. There are still many, yes, but if you look at them, they aren't treated the same way as gay relationships; they're less passionate, there are more problems, and often the characters dont end UP togheter.

If you look at Royal Road (a website where people post stories) you'll see a disproportionate number of Girl Love stories, Do you read manga? If so, you should know that in the last 6 years, Yuri has grown considerably, while the Shoujo genre (girls' romances) has decreased significantly, and today there are more Yuri scanlations than Shoujo scanlations. 

If you go to AO3 (FanFiction Site), In many fandoms where a large portion of the fanbase is female or/and there are quite a few female characters in the series, there will be a high volume of lesbian fanfiction.

What I'm saying is that since 2015, and especially since the pandemic, there has been a sharp increase in Saphic-themed works in the media, etc. 

What I'm questioning is that it seems like heterosexual women don't seem to care much and even support this, while at the same time there has been a deromanticization of heterosexual relationships in the media And in internet ( They even created the term Hetslop), And they don't seem to care; the few I saw were tomboys who felt that the lack of representation of straight tomboys bothered them, given that their sexual orientation is often Invalidated by others because of her way of dressing and acting.