But you are talking about legalization, not normalization. At many companies, it is pretty normal for there to be alcohol, even at work related events. I doubt

But you are talking about legalization, not normalization. At many companies, it is pretty normal for there to be alcohol, even at work related events. I doubt, even if marijuana were made legal, that you would see marijuana at work related events. There is a big difference between legalization and normalization. One way you can think of normalization is with regards to its status in a professional setting. If you mentioned around the water cooler that you went to a nail salon and had a pedicure, no one would care. If you mentioned that you went to legal sex worker, you would have an HR complaint filed against you. One is normalized, the other is not. I don't think sex in general will ever really be "normalized". It will always involve taboos of some sort.