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Adie’s belly, finally having quieted down, had grown by a considerable amount. What had previously just appeared as though it were a pillow had ballooned to more closely resemble a beach ball. Her stomach usually sat somewhere between 38”-40” depending on how recently she’s eaten, but here it had expanded to an impressive 50”. Feeling the weight of the food inside her, she started to realize that she was a little out of breath, and stuck her tongue out with a pant.

She actually thought back to a boyfriend she had years ago, “Good thing he’s not here,” she said, bending ever-so-slightly to talk to her bloated midsection, “With how massive you are right now, he may have tried to interrupt that meal to drag me to the nearest bedroom!” She thought back to the fun times they had, and how he always encouraged her to push the boundaries of her stomach. “You’ve never been this huge, though,” she paused for a moment, “it would be nice to have someone to help roll me out of here.” She drifted off in her thoughts, gently caressing the mass in front of her until she fell asleep in the chair.

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Final part of this story! Hope anyone enjoyed it! I like trying to keep on the more “realistic” side of things for the sizes these characters will balloon to, but it’s too much fun coming up with morphs that expand their midsections in various ways. I’m probably going to end up doing a few one-offs at some point where I just make them as infeasibly large as I can, but that’ll likely be some time from now.

Oh, also, note on sizes: every measurement that I post is accurate, whether it appears to be or not. The 3D program I use has a measurement metrics utility that allows me to confirm every inch on every figure. I also have a way of getting the approximate weight of each character, so whenever I post weights they'll be within a few pounds of being accurate to the character as shown (save for those whimsical situations where a character's weight is supposed to be different than their depicted body).

Description
Adie’s belly, finally having quieted down, had grown by a considerable amount. What had previously just appeared as though it were a pillow had ballooned to more closely resemble a beach ball. Her stomach usually sat somewhere between 38”-40” depending on how recently she’s eaten, but here it had expanded to an impressive 50”. Feeling the weight of the food inside her, she started to realize that she was a little out of breath, and stuck her tongue out with a pant.

She actually thought back to a boyfriend she had years ago, “Good thing he’s not here,” she said, bending ever-so-slightly to talk to her bloated midsection, “With how massive you are right now, he may have tried to interrupt that meal to drag me to the nearest bedroom!” She thought back to the fun times they had, and how he always encouraged her to push the boundaries of her stomach. “You’ve never been this huge, though,” she paused for a moment, “it would be nice to have someone to help roll me out of here.” She drifted off in her thoughts, gently caressing the mass in front of her until she fell asleep in the chair.

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Final part of this story! Hope anyone enjoyed it! I like trying to keep on the more “realistic” side of things for the sizes these characters will balloon to, but it’s too much fun coming up with morphs that expand their midsections in various ways. I’m probably going to end up doing a few one-offs at some point where I just make them as infeasibly large as I can, but that’ll likely be some time from now.

Oh, also, note on sizes: every measurement that I post is accurate, whether it appears to be or not. The 3D program I use has a measurement metrics utility that allows me to confirm every inch on every figure. I also have a way of getting the approximate weight of each character, so whenever I post weights they'll be within a few pounds of being accurate to the character as shown (save for those whimsical situations where a character's weight is supposed to be different than their depicted body).