#fun setting

copied a couple from [this list]

Your character is on a road trip with their friends, who have plenty of food to share. Maybe they don't want to make a mess, maybe they're worried about eating too loud, maybe the snacks are just out of reach and they don't want to ask, but they wind up eating next to nothing for the duration of the long journey.

After going hungry all day during the long ride to their destination, your character hopes to finally eat something upon arrival, but it turns out their group's plans don't involve food for a while.

Your character is on a long plane ride, and they're absolutely starving. When the flight attendant comes around, though, they're too shy to order any food, simply saying that they're fine and immediately regretting it.

Your character tends to get motion sick and doesn't want to upset their tummy too much during their trip, so they overcompensate by not eating anything at all.

It's late at night. Your character is sharing a hotel room with somebody and the room is silent as they're both trying to fall asleep, except for all the noises one of their bellies keeps making.

Your character is so worried about making sure they pack all their clothes and other necessities for their trip that they forget to pack any snacks for the long journey.

Your character is at a fair/festival with their friend/partner, and they're determined to have a little bite of everything--it just all smells so good! Of course, they start to fill up quickly, but there's a few more things they're dead-set on trying before they quit. Bonus: The other person is also eating at all the same spots, but their belly isn't handling it nearly as well.

Your character is at a carnival, and while there are plenty of snacks, they aren't really selling much substantial meal-type food. Unable to get their hungry stomach satisfied, your character keeps getting more and more snacks that never quite sate their cravings, despite their belly growing pretty visibly full. Eventually, they're able to secure a corn dog or something that makes them feel like they've actually eaten lunch, and only then do they realize how stuffed they are.

Your character is walking around the fair with a belly full of bubbly soda and sugary snacks. They're already feeling pretty bloated and not so great, but after their friend drags them along onto a ride, their belly gets all shaken up, leaving them feeling bloated to the limit with fizz and more than a little queasy.

Your character is at a food-centered festival, and they get themself some big elaborate "snack" that's really more like a meal for two. They quickly realize that they've misjudged, but, determined not to let their expensive purchase go to waste, they spend the rest of their time at the fair working at it as they walk around, growing increasingly stuffed while their friends tease them for getting such a huge thing.

Your character is at a fair with their friends, and they're plenty full after getting a nice big lunch from one of the stands. Their friends came with intentions of trying a lot of different things, though, and your character either feels pressured to or can't resist eating along with them, even though their belly was full to start and is only getting fuller.

Since the weather is getting warmer, I was thinking pool/beach prompts or dialogue with inflation or stuffing! It’s whatever you want to do, no pressure!

Hope you have a great day as usual!

Your character tries to dive through a tube, which they can ordinarily do without issue, but their tummy is so bloated that it gets stuck around their middle.

Your character is at the pool/beach with friends, enjoying plenty of food together. Ordinarily, their clothes would hide their tummy, but their revealing bathing suit makes it plainly visible how full they're getting.

Your character is so full of swallowed air/gas after eating that they find themself struggling to dive down under the surface, their stomach essentially functioning as a flotation device.

Your character really wants to go swimming, but they're embarrassed to change into their bathing suit after a big meal leaves their belly very noticeably bloated.

Your character dives into the pool with their mouth wide open like a knucklehead (maybe they were screaming or talking or something), forcing a rush of water into their stomach.

"Cute pumpkin costume! … Oh, that's just an orange shirt?"

"I think I need some help getting out of my costume…"

"I guess it's a good thing we never get any trick-or-treaters since you ate all the candy."

"Ugh, thank god I can finally take this costume off."

"Hope you didn't fill up too much on candy, because dinner's ready!"

"That was a great party, but I don't think I'm gonna be hungry again until December."

"I told you that costume was too small."

"Shoot… I hope no more trick-or-treaters come by, because I may have blown our supply."

"I guess I should've warned you not to eat before the party, huh?"

Person is on a road trip with their friends. Maybe they don't want to make a mess, maybe they're worried about eating too loud, maybe the snacks are just out of reach and they don't want to ask, but they wind up eating next to nothing for the duration of the long journey

After going hungry all day during the long ride, person hopes to finally eat something upon arrival, but it turns out the group's plans don't involve food for a while

Person knows that they won't be able to hang onto any leftovers from their trip and, to avoid wasting food, tries to clean their plate at every restaurant they visit during their travels

Person who is particularly susceptible to bloating finds their belly swelling uncomfortably due to the altitude of a plane ride

Person gets a little too enthusiastic about picking road trip snacks, brings way too many, and spends the entire long ride snacking

It's late at night. Person is sharing a hotel room with somebody and the room is silent as they're both trying to fall asleep, except for all the noises somebody's belly keeps making

Person is so excited to try all the interesting foods at the place they're visiting and winds up eating far too much

After a particularly big meal--or perhaps a few days of big meals--person gets back in the car and finds the seatbelt a lot more snug against their belly than they remember

Person who isn't feeling good cracks open a ginger ale to ease their stomach during a bumpy ride, only for all the movement to shake it up and bloat them up even more

Person realizes they didn't account for overeating/bloating on their trip and failed to bring any clothes that hide their bulging tummy

[warning for some implied/potential emeto]

You're happily watching the movie when you hear a pained rumble from beside you. You glance down to see your friend's belly protruding uncomfortably beneath their hands. They're clearly trying to hide their discomfort, staring nervously at the screen and attempting to avoid eye contact, but both their belly and their face are betraying them. What do you do?

You notice that your friend seems to be feeling a little under the weather during the movie, but neither of you says anything about it. You personally don't think much of it until something gross happens onscreen. Your friend covers their mouth as their stomach lurches, but they recover, finally sitting back with a shaky gulp. What's your next course of action? Do you have any remedies for your friend's upset tummy?

Your friend's upset tummy is gurgling and grumbling unhappily, and it's particularly noticeable during the quiet parts of the movie. You even miss a very soft bit of dialogue because of it and have to rewind to hear it. Embarrassed, they apologize and start to suggest that maybe they should leave. Do you stop the movie to take care of them? Reassure them that it's alright?

You've been looking forward to this movie night all week, but just as it's getting good, your friend starts whining about their belly. They're pulling your hand to their achy middle for rubs, laying their head on your shoulder, groaning and complaining, and overall being a total drama queen. You really want to watch the movie, but your friend is begging for your attention. Do you give it to them?

You're watching some fabulously repulsive body horror masterpiece filled with the finest slime and gore the 80s had to offer. You glance over at your friend to find that they're looking a little green and clammy, and you realize that David Cronenb*rg is about to be personally responsible for ruining your couch upholstery (although Chef Boyardee definitely helped). Do you stop the movie? Are you able to help soothe your friend's unsteady stomach before anything terrible happens?

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