Drunk ASMR (Part 2) Sims 2 Let's Play with Fizzing, Typing and Rambling [Binaural]

Hello, my little Night Owls,
Here is the second part of the Drunk ASMR video. Here I play the PC version of the Sims 2, my favourite Sims game after the Nintendo version. My first ever video game that wasn't Gattaca, 3D Dinosaur Hunter, Duck Hunt or Pixel Chic, was the Urbz: Sims in the City. That game, as well as Spiderman 2 and The Simpsons Hit and Run, made up the most of my weekends as a kid. The freedom of creativity in sandbox games just blew my mind.

I then discovered Sims 2 when I was 12 whilst I was around a friends house and was hooked. I was going through my goth phase (that I never truly escaped from, hehe) and loved vampires, zombies and the like. Now as an adult I still play the Sims 2 because in my humble opinion it is the best one in the series.

Anyway, I hope that you enjoy this video and I don't talk too loudly (stupid me) and I will be looking forward to seeing you again very soon.
Thank you and Goodnight!
Pandora ASMR
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Triggers:
- Soft-spoken (ish) voice
- Typing/ clicking and general computer noises
- Fizzing and drinking sounds
etc.

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What is ASMR?

ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. It is a very technical term for a very simple feeling. Most people experience ASMR when they are a child from Chinese whispers (as we called them), a teacher showing you something in class to a trip to a spa or hairdressers. There are thousands; maybe even millions of different triggers out there tailored to different types of Visual, Auditory and Chemical stimuli.

It is often described as a tingling sensation from your head that tends to travel all through your body (if you're lucky enough)! Although very little scientific research has gone into the study of ASMR, thousands of people have admitted that it helps them in reducing stress/ anxiety levels, insomnia and their general mood outlet.

I believe this is because of the types of hormones that are being released by the brain as an innate survival technique from stressful situations. Sort of like the opposite of a 'fight or flight' response. However, I am not a scientist by any standards! ASMR cannot replace any serious condition and for this, I would visit your local medical practitioner. Yet it still never fails in helping thousands of people every day. And that is why I love it.


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