Forced out navels are a trademark of heavily pregnant growth which I find to be absolutely smoking hot. Outties on a pregnant belly are like the star on a Christmas tree. The final touch that completes the structure.

Imo, the longer a girl can hold an innie belly button during her pregnancy, the more impressive it is. . .bu-u-u-u-u-ut, an outie does give the impression that her bump really is really tight and full if it's managed to pop out.

Just a thought: how do girls who actually have been pregnant feel about their belly button popping out?

(July 22, 2022, 7:54 pm)Tex. S Tyger Imo, the longer a girl can hold an innie belly button during her pregnancy, the more impressive it is. . .bu-u-u-u-u-ut, an outie does give the impression that her bump really is really tight and full if it's managed to pop out.

Just a thought: how do girls who actually have been pregnant feel about their belly button popping out?

I prefer innies or those which stretch out near-flat (as previously stated in this thread), but I totally 'get' the point over a woman maintaining an innie for a long time. To me, the ideal pregnant belly button is one which only 'gives up the ghost' and begins to invert in those final few weeks. Throughout the second trimester it remains in innie, but shallows, distorts e.t.c. The effect of stretching skin and outward pushing making itself known. Then somewhere into the third trimester it becomes almost entirely 'surfaced' and flush with the surface of the belly. Either ending the pregnancy that way or just beginning to pop out at the end. 

Again, I have no objection to outies. It happens. Small ones I really don't mind - where they just make themselves known above the surface. It's the ones which really pop out awkwardly in a misshapen lump by an inch or so which is something I personally find off-putting. 

I've overheard a couple of women discussing their belly buttons changing at work over the years, but literally in small remarks. Nothing too much in-depth other than the likes of her belly button resembling a 'crater' after two pregnancies (giving off the impression she's not overly happy with it any more) and one first-pregnancy woman (around the 25 week mark) discussing "will it go back in again" to another colleague who at the time had one child. "Was it an innie before?" she said. "Yeah" the pregnant woman said. "It should go back in again, yeah..." was the reply... There's been a few other mentions I can think of, but nothing notable. I would love to hear or read about any descriptive content of this nature from women who may also have a belly or belly button fetish.

(July 22, 2022, 1:36 pm)pregnantlover14 Love outies. Here's a thread I posted years ago with a nice big outie.

https://preggophilia.com/amazing-outie-b...6#pid26206

That very first photo has got to be one of my absolute favorites

Sometimes the outie sticks out like a huge swollen clit. That's next-level sexy.

Best is when the belly button on the verge of popping out. A little bit of pressure on the side and it will turn into an outie

The best kind of innie belly button on a pregnant belly is an open mouthed belly button with a clear line of sight to the pit where there's a lot of knots and folds. They don't have to be deep, but being shallow can help.