I'm an old forum-goer here, and after some years without visiting (for personal reasons), I'm back to warn my old friends that may still be around:
The artist known as Bellydemon passed away this past weekend.
She retired from the comunity years ago, and has been very ill latelly, and had complications these past weeks, and finally passed away at her home last Friday.
Sorry for bringing this terrible news, and thank you for your time.
-Dwarf
I am saddened to hear this. My condolences to her family.
Mike
My condolences are to you Dwarfpriest and to her family. Bellydemon will definitely be missed and I am shocked to hear this news. I was hoping to one day talk to her, since she was a huge inspiration to me when it came to body inflation.
Thank you for the news Dwarf, better to be remebered fondly then forgot without a notice, my condolences, she was a pillar of the community in years past.
I still can't personally believe it. I remember her arts fondly growing up in this fetish, its just...you can't put words to it. You have us with you Dwarf, our hearts and condolences.
I never managed to meet her art but she will be missed.
I remember her art work, never spoke with her but I gathered there was a good person behind the messages I saw dotted around
Very sad to hear. She was one of the first people i got speaking to upon discovering the online community and we'd rp often. Sad times indeed :-(
Goodbye Belly demon!
I wish I knew what to say...we had crossed paths a long time ago, so it is apparent she had touched a very large part of the community. My sympathies to you Dwarf, and my condolences to her family.
I'm sorry Dwarf...
Thats awful. Im sorry. This just gets me thinking how we are just screen names to each other, and we can just disappear from the internet, but then the reality of that person may go forever unknown.
Wow, I remember doing art for her a long time ago and she had such kind words for it. Sad to hear indeed.
Such a lovely person! I recall at Pop-In! she always took part in discussions and had something funny and inspiring to say when some member asked for advice or shared news. We didn't intersect in other places, but I enjoy the smile of her characters. Thanks, Belly, for visiting and leaving us a bit of your spirit.