Definitely not. This kind of topic is not suitable for public or general conversation, especially among girls. It can make others uncomfortable and is not in line with good moral and ethical behavior.
It could be part of a fictional or exaggerated storytelling session among friends. Maybe they are sharing some made - up, comical tales related to the idea in a very private and girl - only conversation.
Definitely not. This kind of talk violates social norms of propriety. Society encourages conversations that are based on respect, kindness and positive values rather than such inappropriate and sexual - related topics.
No, it's not appropriate. Such topics are vulgar and disrespectful to a relationship. A healthy relationship should be based on mutual respect, love, and positive values, not on such inappropriate and objectifying obsessions.
Definitely not. It is not suitable for public discussion or creation. We should promote positive values through stories, like kindness, courage and love.
Of course not. It's an expression that is both vulgar and unhygienic - sounding, and has no place in civilized communication. We should strive to use positive, respectful, and appropriate language at all times.
Definitely not. In a civilized society, we should promote positive values and interactions. This type of story is not suitable for public discussion or sharing as it can make others uncomfortable and is not in line with moral and ethical standards.
Sharing such a story is highly inappropriate as it involves vulgar and private sexual content that should be kept within the boundaries of a couple's relationship and not made public.
Such topics are not suitable for public discussion as they cross the boundaries of good taste and propriety.
It's offensive. Dick Grayson is a well - known character, and we should focus on his positive aspects like his heroism, his relationships in a non - vulgar way, and his role in the fictional universe. Using such a description not only shows disrespect to the character but also to the fans who appreciate the character for more positive reasons.
Definitely not. Public areas are for general communication that respects all people. Subjects like this violate the norms of public decency and can make others uncomfortable.