Eh, maybe. <.<inu-kun said:It seems to me people would rather blame Nickolodeon than accept that LOK had shit writing "Oh they couldn't do THAT, Nick would have detonated their exploding collars".
Nick wasn't exactly treating LOK very well long before they wanted to have Korra with Asami. Heck, they even got a surprise budget cut near the end of the last season. I doubt they would have been gun ho to let them actually go all into the relationship (ex: show them kiss, confess romantic love, ect)
That said, I'd say the idea is that fans do accept (or in some cases complain/argue) that the LOK writing was shit (in places), but do give credit to Nick for that happening.
OT: That all said, got to give it to Steven universe. Not only have they been more upfront with the LGBT relationships in the show, but they also got the representations of other "non-traditional" (Non-traditional as in not often shown on family cartoons) relationships.
Like Stevens dad and the Mayor being Single parents, Onion having a older half-brother (Sour Cream)https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/44/30/be/4430be892544708b700d4bb0f06e2a86.jpg
And as an other person had mentioned, there are the relationships that were romantic but ended/changed (Pearl and Rose, Amethyst and Greg).
All done pretty subtly too, without trying to avoid actually discussing it.
That said, the more the merrier.
For another good example, lets through in Jeff's Moms from Clarence.