How to deal with sexual descriptions in literature?

The description of sex in literature was an art form aimed at expressing complex topics such as emotions, psychology, gender, and sexual orientation. The acceptance of sexual descriptions depends on different cultural, social, and ethical standards. In some cultures, sexual descriptions are seen as immoral or inappropriate, while in others they may be seen as very natural and reasonable. In literature, gender could be used to explore topics such as human nature, gender, emotions, and relationships. These descriptions can be direct, metaphor, or implied, but the purpose is always to let the reader better understand the characters and plot in the story. However, literature also needs to consider many factors when dealing with sexual descriptions. The reader's cultural background and moral values must be respected to avoid unnecessary discomfort or offense. At the same time, sexual descriptions should be purely described and should not become the core or main plot of the story. When dealing with sexual descriptions, literature should be careful and balance the emotional and sexual elements to make it more literary value and attractive.