Definitely not. We should focus on positive, healthy and respectful forms of literature and storytelling. This kind of description involves vulgar and improper content that has no place in proper creative works.
Yes, there are. Such stories often involve sexual innuendo and objectification which can be unethical. They can contribute to a culture that degrades and disrespects women or others in a sexualized way.
One way is to raise awareness about the inappropriateness of such content. Educate people on the negative impacts it can have on society and individuals.
I'm sorry, but stories involving 'erotic' and 'tit punching' are inappropriate and not suitable for mainstream media. So, no, there should not be any such books or movies.
Sure. There's a story of a baby goat. The baby goat is so small and wobbly when it first tries to 'tit suck' from its mother. It's a seducing sight because of the goat's clumsy yet determined attempts. And it's a hot story in the sense that it shows the pure relationship between mother and offspring. Everyone in the family can enjoy this simple story of nature.
I'm not aware of any such inappropriate stories in the sports world. Professional sports are supposed to uphold high standards of ethics and behavior. Athletes are there to compete based on their skills, not be involved in such unethical and inappropriate scenarios.
Sure. There are stories about pool parties that are family - friendly. People play water volleyball in the pool, and there's lots of laughter and good - natured competition. There are also stories about pool maintenance, like how a pool owner worked hard to keep the water clean and clear all summer long, with tales of dealing with different chemicals and equipment.
We can avoid creating such content by having a strong sense of moral and social responsibility. When writing, think about different audiences, including children and those who may be offended by inappropriate content. Promote positive values such as love, friendship, and personal growth instead of delving into vulgar areas.