ASMR sensitive people

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Those who deny this isn't a fetish are full of shit.

This just makes me angry. Not only is it an extremely annoying sound, she clearly does it to show her spotted tits. I guess this is what camwhores on Twitch started doing instead? Or are these formerly ReplyGirls?

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Kekeke. Some ASMR is cheesy as fuck and some of the camwhore have took too "ASMR" to camwhore without getting them out.

Regardless I can't sleep without some external white noise so ASMR storytime helps with that.

Most peoples first ASMR experience is Bob Ross.

I find Bob Ross strangely creepy. I can just imagine him being a massmurderer. "We have no deaths here, just little happy accidents."

[Trollhammer]

This just makes me angry. Not only is it an extremely annoying sound, she clearly does it to show her spotted tits. I guess this is what camwhores on Twitch started doing instead? Or are these formerly ReplyGirls?

Lol. A girl called mycherrycrush started doing ASMR.. Came up on my search youtube one day.. I was like.. I know you from somewhere else and you were making mouth sounds in that too.. The camwhore thing ruins everything check out amouranth on twitch.. Camwhoring to the extreme but never banned..

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This just makes me angry. Not only is it an extremely annoying sound, she clearly does it to show her spotted tits. I guess this is what camwhores on Twitch started doing instead? Or are these formerly ReplyGirls?

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I find Bob Ross strangely creepy. I can just imagine him being a massmurderer. "We have no deaths here, just little happy accidents."

Bob Ross would have fucked a lot of people up. He was Master sergeant in the Air force.. "Having held military positions that required him to be, in his own words, "tough" and "mean", "the guy who makes you scrub the latrine, the guy who makes you make your bed, the guy who screams at you for being late to work", Ross decided that if he ever left the military, he would never scream again!

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Lol. A girl called mycherrycrush started doing ASMR.. Came up on my search youtube one day.. I was like.. I know you from somewhere else and you were making mouth sounds in that too.. The camwhore thing ruins everything check out amouranth on twitch.. Camwhoring to the extreme but never banned..

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Bob Ross would have fucked a lot of people up. He was Master sergeant in the Air force.. "Having held military positions that required him to be, in his own words, "tough" and "mean", "the guy who makes you scrub the latrine, the guy who makes you make your bed, the guy who screams at you for being late to work", Ross decided that if he ever left the military, he would never scream again!

It completely and utterly ruins streaming for serious women. Guys come into their streams and demand they show them their tits and so on. Especially if you're an attractive woman, you'll hear that shit way too much.
That said, a lot of guys seem to be clinically retarded too when they just throw money at such womenfor their attention...

I knew I sensed he was restrained! There was that something about him.

[patuxz]

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Most peoples first ASMR experience is Bob Ross.

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I wonder if you can over-sensitize yourself by watching too many of those ASMR-videos.
I mean do you turn into a weirdo by continuing that path?

[Zuben]

I get tingles from some stuff, but I'm not sure if it needs a certain mind-set in order to work. In any case, it's at the very least soothing, so I rather listen to ASMR than silence.

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The only thing I get from that video is that I want to punch that guy repeatedly in the face until he shuts up. Successful ASMR I guess.

[Blamblam41]

So I'm curious to those of you who experience the ASMR tingles. Does this video do anything for you? I get some good tingles from it.

It sends shivers and tingles up and down my spine like most ASMR videos.

Though this isn't my favorite type of trigger. I'm a fan of knife sharpening, soap/wood carving and fizzing/carbonated drink pouring with ice.

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Kekeke. Some ASMR is cheesy as fuck and some of the camwhore have took too "ASMR" to camwhore without getting them out.

Regardless I can't sleep without some external white noise so ASMR storytime helps with that.

Most peoples first ASMR experience is Bob Ross.

That looks like gay erotica

[Witchblade77]

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I wonder if you can over-sensitize yourself by watching too many of those ASMR-videos.
I mean do you turn into a weirdo by continuing that path?

oversenticize - yes, turn into a weirdo - no, just take a break or change what you watch. part of the reason why I looked for asmr videos was becasue Bob Ross wasn't quite working anymore, in part becasue I could practically narrate his videos by heart. I still watch them for art ideas, because that man was absolutely brilliant and creating beauty with very few strokes of a brush, but I now have a list of variety of videos I can watch when I need help with calm and sleep.

interestingly, i found depending on my mood, and/or physical state - the same sounds that were soothing one day, are grating on another. so, another reason to have a variety of sounds to chose from, at least for me.

P.S. I found sounds of eating, slurping, lip smacking etc - incredibly irritating. absolute opposite of calming. like "I have to mute or block in some way this sound right now, or I'm liable to start punching people or throwing things" irritating. so looking for something and finding those "ear licking asmr" videos can range from annoying to infuriating, depending on how crappy of a mood I'm already in.

oh and the reason why some of the videos make hand motions is becasue apparently for some people that's a visual trigger.

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This thread just makes me realize I have never experienced this ASMR and that YT is officially odd

[patuxz]

P.S. I found sounds of eating, slurping, lip smacking etc - incredibly irritating. absolute opposite of calming. like "I have to mute or block in some way this sound right now, or I'm liable to start punching people or throwing things" irritating.

You might have heard of misophonia?
It's one of those things where a lot of people claim to have it, but if you have it, you just wish to see the world burn. Or you feel physically sick by the sounds or something.
Once a year a misophonia news article is released, and everyone has it :P
There's difference between irritation and what ever bad misophonia is like.

[Witchblade77]

You might have heard of misophonia?
It's one of those things where a lot of people claim to have it, but if you have it, you just wish to see the world burn. Or you feel physically sick by the sounds or something.
Once a year a misophonia news article is released, and everyone has it :P
There's difference between irritation and what ever bad misophonia is like.

I have actualy heard of it, but if I do have it, its a pretty mild version of it all things considered, but i don't think I do. rather, I'm just sensitive to sounds in general, pleasant or otherwise. however, I was in a guild with someone who did have a misophonia (its how I found out about it's existence) and sounds of chewing made them physically nauseated.

[Teevo]

I get absolutely nothing from these videos. I find them kinda strange to be honest. But the description of the feeling people get from them sounds like what I generate myself from tapping my fingers and rubbing my hands over surfaces that I find fascinating. I have a thing for tactile sensation. I'll stand in places and rub my hands over brushed steel for 30 minutes at a time, in full view of the public. I get weird looks.

[hrugner]

It's really hard to pay attention to. It takes about a minute before it turns into background noise. What you guys are describing sounds like that first body high from mushrooms before your brain starts attending to semantics over objects. Have any of you who have these tingles also done shrooms?

[AndyF1069]

I find it fascinating that it's something that not everybody experiences. I've also spent the last couple of hours watching Bob Ross videos, jerks.

I found a down to earth article that tries to sum it up to people who don't experience it. I'll highlight some of the key quotes

https://newatlas.com/asmr-free-tingl...mrtists/27667/

"I started to notice that certain voices and accents would give me these "braingasms" as I started to call them, and if I stumbled across the right voice I'd turn to jelly. I remember keeping one poor telemarketer on the phone for ages, just asking her to keep repeating herself as I melted into a pool of sheer relaxation."

"Since then, I've been watching a vast array of long and otherwise incredibly boring videos specifically designed to produce the ASMR response. Most people I've mentioned it to have no similar response at all, and can't imagine why I'd sit and bliss out to an 18-minute video of a Russian girl folding towels, or a Greek girl waving her hands in my face, or somebody tapping their fingernails on a wooden box. You can probably begin to imagine why this is kind of an embarrassing hobby – I'm 36, male, bearded and known mainly for my love of super-fast motorcycles. And yet my brother catches me, asleep, with my phone on my chest and a video still playing. It's a woman whispering softly to me as she pretends to give me a makeover. Not cool.

But for those of us that feel it, it's so refreshing, soporific, hypnotic and addictive that we've just got to go hunting for more of the good stuff. "


Here's what we know about ASMR

Not everyone experiences it. Sorry to those who don't, you're missing out. Those that do tend to respond to very different stimuli, although there are some strong themes:

Soft, soothing voices
Whispering very close to a microphone, or your ear
Even, measured speaking tones
Foreign accents
Mouth noises like lip smacking
Close personal attention, like haircuts, makeovers or doctor's examinations
Handiwork and expertise
Tapping sounds
Rustling or soft crinkling sounds
Gentle handling of precious items
White noise

"ASMR is experienced in different ways, but predominantly as a tingling sensation in the head and scalp area that may extend down the neck and limbs. There is sometimes a trance-like state involved, and it's often coupled with an intense feeling of relaxation."

He links a few videos. I clicked through them skipping from bit to bit. Videos usually fail to keep my attention if I don't feel anything after a few seconds. I'm not going to watch a 40 minute video just in the chance that it might have the triggers I need. One of the videos did work though. There's a scene in which the person is doing a futuristic role play, and at this moment I skipped to (4 minute point) she is doing a retinal scan. That shit literally sent tingles down my spine in addition to my usual scalp and shoulders.

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I find it fascinating that it's something that not everybody experiences. I've also spent the last couple of hours watching Bob Ross videos, jerks.

I found a down to earth article that tries to sum it up to people who don't experience it. I'll highlight some of the key quotes

https://newatlas.com/asmr-free-tingl...mrtists/27667/

"I started to notice that certain voices and accents would give me these "braingasms" as I started to call them, and if I stumbled across the right voice I'd turn to jelly. I remember keeping one poor telemarketer on the phone for ages, just asking her to keep repeating herself as I melted into a pool of sheer relaxation."

"Since then, I've been watching a vast array of long and otherwise incredibly boring videos specifically designed to produce the ASMR response. Most people I've mentioned it to have no similar response at all, and can't imagine why I'd sit and bliss out to an 18-minute video of a Russian girl folding towels, or a Greek girl waving her hands in my face, or somebody tapping their fingernails on a wooden box. You can probably begin to imagine why this is kind of an embarrassing hobby – I'm 36, male, bearded and known mainly for my love of super-fast motorcycles. And yet my brother catches me, asleep, with my phone on my chest and a video still playing. It's a woman whispering softly to me as she pretends to give me a makeover. Not cool.

But for those of us that feel it, it's so refreshing, soporific, hypnotic and addictive that we've just got to go hunting for more of the good stuff. "


Here's what we know about ASMR

Not everyone experiences it. Sorry to those who don't, you're missing out. Those that do tend to respond to very different stimuli, although there are some strong themes:

Soft, soothing voices
Whispering very close to a microphone, or your ear
Even, measured speaking tones
Foreign accents
Mouth noises like lip smacking
Close personal attention, like haircuts, makeovers or doctor's examinations
Handiwork and expertise
Tapping sounds
Rustling or soft crinkling sounds
Gentle handling of precious items
White noise

"ASMR is experienced in different ways, but predominantly as a tingling sensation in the head and scalp area that may extend down the neck and limbs. There is sometimes a trance-like state involved, and it's often coupled with an intense feeling of relaxation."

He links a few videos. I clicked through them skipping from bit to bit. Videos usually fail to keep my attention if I don't feel anything after a few seconds. I'm not going to watch a 40 minute video just in the chance that it might have the triggers I need. One of the videos did work though. There's a scene in which the person is doing a futuristic role play, and at this moment I skipped to (4 minute point) she is doing a retinal scan. That shit literally sent tingles down my spine in addition to my usual scalp and shoulders.

Doesn't really sound like something I am missing out on tbh

[the game]

Doesn't really sound like something I am missing out on tbh

yet you keep coming back to this thread to say you aren't interested in it and the internet is weird. I think you're not being honest with yourself. Or you are a "shut in"

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yet you keep coming back to this thread to say you aren't interested in it and the internet is weird. I think you're not being honest with yourself. Or you are a "shut in"

I didn't say i'm not interested I said I find it strange and even more so with the videos... if anything it's morbid curiosity. I can produce 'tingles' but find it odd people make it into a thing

[AndyF1069]

Nobody can understand what an orgasm is truly like until they experience it, same with asmr. And like orgasms, some asmr experiences will be more or less intense than others. It's easy as a teenager to be dismissive of the weird thing that your friends are talking about or understanding what the people in the porn flicks are really experiencing, then (hopefully) you finally experience it yourself. My take is that as long as people aren't able to experience asmr, they'll be quick to dismiss it and the significance of the experience to those who do get it.

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Nobody can understand what an orgasm is truly like until they experience it, same with asmr. And like orgasms, some asmr experiences will be more or less intense than others. It's easy as a teenager to be dismissive of the weird thing that your friends are talking about or understanding what the people in the porn flicks are really experiencing, then (hopefully) you finally experience it yourself. My take is that as long as people aren't able to experience asmr, they'll be quick to dismiss it and the significance of the experience to those who do get it.

As I say I can produce allegedly similar sensations by other means