( 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:

Guys, don’t be afraid to notify tumblr about your flagged content if you think it isn’t justified. I’m serious.

One of my drawings got flagged, I clicked on the red banner to ask them to reverify, and it took about 30 minutes before it got unflagged.

You want to read fanfiction that involves specific characters in a specific situation, but you can’t find any (or only very few)? Here’s how to trick your brain into imagining it without working too hard:

Find fanfiction that involve the specific situation, but don’t worry about the characters yet;

Pick a fanfic from any fandom (preferably a fandom which you are not familiar with) that seems to have the kind of plot you are looking for;

The story’s description should tell you the names of the characters involved in the story. Concentrate for a small amout of time to associate the face of the characters that YOU want --> to the names in the story;

Read the fanfic, while imagining your characters in the place of those written in the story.

The story should read smoothly if you don’t have trouble associating a person to a different name. Personally I find it way easier to do that than to try to twist my brain into replacing a name with another name each time I read it in the story.

* This only works well if the pronouns match, and if you don’t already know the characters from the fic - which is why you pick a fandom you know nothing about.

** It may be hard to keep the mental image going if the fanfiction describes the characters’ appearances in too much detail, but they rarely do because if you read a fanfiction you’re supposed to already know the characters.