At least in Norway, it sure seems to be.
A Norwegian study from 2023 basically found that the age-old sexual double standard (which I thoroughly oppose, for the record) is currently either dead or nearly so, and sometimes even a bit reversed, at least in Norway and some other countries. Basically, most people think others will judge them far more harshly than they actually do, so the belief in such is only because others believe it, and so on. And that is true for both genders, surprisingly. It is now a ghost and hangover of patriarchal history that is sustained only through "pluralistic ignorance" currently. Looks like, far from being "natural" per evolutionary psychology, the double standard was socially constructed all along.
(Note that the largely null results of this study in terms of how people judge one another also imply as a corollary that so-called "hookup culture" is NOT really the "collective action trap" or zero-sum game that some reactionaries seem to think it is, at least not in sexually liberal societies.)
Of course, this is clearly not true in every country in the world, nor in every social circle. But generally, in the more socially and sexually liberal countries like the Nordic countries, and even perhaps some parts of the historically stuffy Anglosphere such as the USA and UK to some extent, it is indeed trending that way, and should be a cause for celebration. Let the planetary healing begin!