#curious fiends

[thatstoomuchsoup]

Button popping or a shirt slowly riding up on a full tummy?

I'm gonna say button popping.

I just love how excessive it is, even theatrical. How much pressure have they let build up for *that* to happen, and how entranced by the taste must they be to not even notice how tight their clothes were getting?

You've got strong emotions linked to button popping: surprise, embarrassment, relief, excitement maybe, or even fear if the sound was loud. A shirt progressively riding up is slower and has slower emotions too. It's more tender maybe, but tenderness appeals to my heart, whereas strong emotions tend to put me in a kinkier state of mind.

In a more realistic scenario, button popping shows how the person has gone overboard, but also means that they now have more room to go even further.

In an unrealistic scenario, you can have some rapid growing of the belly that the clothes seem to contain for a few seconds, until the button pops and the person keeps expanding (oops, dipping into inflation a bit there haha)

[thatstoomuchsoup]

hi, it's me, anon with a live stream of artists rubbing belly to make room. somehow wanted to update you :> I want to remind you that they're kpop stars, so I didn't expect any repetition of this like AT ALL, but half a year later THIS happened: they went to a restaurant, and the same guy already known to us posted a photo of his hand on his tummy in a sweater, saying "I'm full" and then he posted a photo of the dessert, saying that he would still eat it. at this point he seems to simply like it

Oh that sounds amazing! I'm happy you get to enjoy some good *looks respectfully* moments 😁 I wish you many more of those!

And yeah! It's always hard to wrap your head around the fact that some people are just, like that, y'know that they exist outside of scenarios we make up. (And good for them too, I mean evolution designed for eating food and being full to feel pleasant)

[thatstoomuchsoup]

There's Never Enough Soup

Why are you buying soup at the clothes store?

[thatstoomuchsoup]

your url KILLS ME

Thank you, I was trying to be funny so I'm glad it made you laugh

[thatstoomuchsoup]

Reading the last post, I remembered one of my own cases. I recently watched a live broadcast of my favorite boy group, they are artists and take care of their appearance, they often go on diets. But this time they held something like a mukbang. One of them said that he was already full and should stop eating. But then the second one rubbed his tummy and the first one was able to eat the same amount for the rest of the broadcast. My two interests suddenly collided and I was like where am I ... OH

Oh my god I know right? It's so disorienting!

Also that is a Fantastic situation, like one rubbed the other's tummy to help him eat more? Hoooly hell! That is some rare premium shit right there!

[thatstoomuchsoup]

me reading your latest post, hoping for a link *__* <___< (totally understand if you don't want to give them out for some reason tho! <3)

Of course, of course! I was hesitant to directly mention who I was talking about because they are real people, and I thought doing so might be a bit tasteless? Anyways, asks don't show up in search so I feel like it's less of a problem to post the links on this.

Also these might be a little more bland than what you're expecting? They don't show their belly at any point of course. But they do force themselves to eat more than is comfortable, and they vocalize their discomfort.

First guy has been doing food reviews for a little while now, and this is just one of them. I chose the oreo one because as an oreo enthusiast I can tell you that it's also great advice. He describes the taste very precisely so you know you can trust his judgment, and easily compare with your own taste to know whether you'd like an oreo more or less than he does. Also this is probably his first food review that turned out to be a real challenge so he wasn't expecting how full he'd get: https://youtu.be/4lfReeYL95I

Second guy makes all kinds of content, and his tier lists aren't necessarily about food so this one was a surprise. It seems at first like he only takes one or two bites of each meal, but turns out he was actually finishing most of them, to not waste probably. Big mistake. He naturally has a very deadpan expression so it's something, towards the end of the video, to suddenly see him sprawled out eyes half closed: https://youtu.be/kI9oeo920LE

[thatstoomuchsoup]

Do you prefer a stuffed person being 1) a little uncomfortable, feeling like they've eaten too much or 2) extremely dazed but very happy and satisfied with how much they've eaten?

Hey Myx! :D

Oof this is a close one, but I'll go with 2. It's the "extremely dazed" that's pushing it over the edge. Whatever it's called, the food-drunkenness thing? Yeah, love it.

I can imagine some slight teasing/joking around with this scenario, coming from the stuffed person too cause they're just so very pleased.

Belly rubs sound lovely in both scenarios too! For the first they are soothing, easing the discomfort. For the second they are the cherry on top of the cake, enhancing the experience.

[thatstoomuchsoup]

I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but, any advice for a newbie who wants to try either an all-day stuffing or a proper, singular sit-down stuffing for the first time? Every time I try to do an all day or "proper" stuffing, I hit a weird "wall"- not particularly full, but body says "nope" and everything tastes bland after that point. This doesn't happen when I have larger meals, accidental stuffings, or do a liquid bloat on top of a meal. I want to attempt one that (1/2)

( I forgot where I left off) I want to try to attempt to create a longer lasting effect than a liquid bloat. I think I'm getting either the food type, order of foods, or both, wrong. I'm not into cake shakes or similar, but any other strategies? ** Also as a bonus, if there's a strategy or combination(s) that often creates the perfect environment for noises, those are welcome too (my stomach is usually quiet, no matter how much I manage to put in there) (2/2)

I'm sorry, I don't have much experience with stuffing! I'm kind of a newbie myself. But I'm gonna pass on the question to whoever sees this post.

If anyone has good advice for anon, please feel free to reblog or comment this post!

As for what I can tell you, I noticed being able to eat more when there is a variety of food, and when I'm enjoying myself (so like do other things while eating). Careful with sugary stuff, but some of it can be enjoyable after meal type foods (have you seen that article about the stomach expanding for dessert?)

Also here are some blogs of people who seem to know what they're doing when it comes to stuffing, you could go ask them too. But I won't tag them to not make them feel like they need to respond to this post:

whiskey-disco ; alphastuffers ; fatbelly19 ; swollenbellygirl