ASMR Trying American Candy - Eating Sounds!


Lady ASMR
Published 5 years ago

My first time experiencing these treats.
Warning, if you do not like the sound of food being chowed down on, please do no watch. :)
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❀WHAT is ASMR?
Firstly it stands for Autonomous sensory meridian response.
''What on earth does that even mean?!''
Err, you can ask Wikipedia for the answer to that...BUT I can tell you what it does to the body, although sadly not everyone experiences it. I say sadly because it is a NICE sensation, so if you get it, just enjoy it!
Basically it's a tingling sensation ranging anywhere from the scalp (where I get it) to down the back, though suppose you could get this feeling anywhere!

❀''This is some sexual fetish though, surely?''
NO. The majority of ASMR lovers don't watch these videos to get sexual pleasure from it. But let's face it, there are a large number that do. Us creators aren't clueless about this, I'm sure we just prefer not to think about it. While others take advantage of that.

❀So that brings me to the most COMMON question of people who don't understand ASMR:
''Why are you whispering/speaking so softly?''
Cause it's relaxing, duh :D
There are so many things that can trigger ASMR, what one person may find tingly, another may find extremely annoying.
Mouth sounds are a great example of this (slapping, chewing, crunching etc). You either love it or hate it.

❀More 'triggers':
Whispering/speaking softly.
Crinkling paper or a plastic bag, or anything else that crinkles!
Page turning.
Tapping wood, plastic, card...again pretty much anything that taps.
Water sounds.
Stroking stuff or rubbing sounds (Q tips along a mic for example)

❀Or visual stimuli:
In real life I have experienced this through watching people clean (like dusting, polishing windows etc). The repetitive motion of the hands I suppose it is.
So hand movements, finger fluttering.
The sound and the movement of someone stroking the pages of a book as they turn.

There are so so many, I couldn't possibly name them all without boring you to tears.

So if you don't get ASMR, that's fine. But let the few of us that do enjoy it :D

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eating sounds trying american candy british vs american sweets asmr chewing sounds mouth sounds whispering soft speaking ear to ear crinkling sounds tapping close up tingles triggers asmr the first time asmr chewing gum asmr trying ASMR

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