I'm not entirely sure as 'belly bulge fanfic' could refer to a very specific type of fan - created fictional work. It might be related to stories that focus on the concept of a belly bulge, perhaps in a body - positive context, or it could be part of some niche fictional genre that I'm not familiar with.
A 'belly bulge' could be described in a fanfic in relation to various things like a character being overfed in a comical or strange scenario, or maybe having some sort of internal condition that causes it. But the 'forced' aspect makes it a bit more complex. If it means forced into a situation that causes the belly bulge, it could be part of a dark or unethical plot in the fanfic, which is not something that should be promoted. Fanfic should generally be positive and based on consensual and ethical storytelling.
I'm not aware of any specifically popular 'belly bulge fanfic' works. It seems like a rather niche topic, and not something that has a mainstream following in the general fanfic community.
Definitely not. Fanfic communities tend to revolve around positive, creative and often romantic or adventure - based stories. The concept of 'belly bulge forced fanfic' seems rather odd and potentially inappropriate. It doesn't match the mainstream fanfic concepts which are more about exploring characters' relationships, new adventures in the fictional universes, etc.
Once I had a femboy friend named Alex. Alex was really into fashion. He would often show me his new outfits which were a mix of cute and stylish. He had this unique charm that made him stand out. We used to go shopping together and he would give me great fashion advice. He taught me how to mix different patterns and colors in a way that I never thought possible.
Another type of non - erotic femboy story could be about their friendships. A femboy might have a group of friends who support and encourage their self - expression. They could go on adventures together, share their dreams and fears, and in the process, show that true friendship is about acceptance and mutual respect regardless of gender expression.