I watching a video about shinning shoes (don't judge) and the title of the video included "AMSR" at the end. I started noticing that a lot of seemingly unconnected videos also included ASMR in the title. I had never heard of it so I looked it up.
ASMR = Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. Its best described as a physical sensation of tingling that often begins in the scalp and moves down through the spine and sometimes to the limbs. It is a pleasurable feeling that some would call relaxing. Its also known as AIHO (attention induced head orgasm) or AIE (attention induced euphoria).
This link has a list of videos that commonly cause ASMR in people. . I didn't have a response to any of these, but I think I've had an ASMR to a head massage before. The fountain pen video is strangely interesting, even if it didn't trigger ASMR for me.
So, do you have it?
ASMR = Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. Its best described as a physical sensation of tingling that often begins in the scalp and moves down through the spine and sometimes to the limbs. It is a pleasurable feeling that some would call relaxing. Its also known as AIHO (attention induced head orgasm) or AIE (attention induced euphoria).
The feeling of ASMR is triggered by a number of different stimuli, and the effective ASMR triggers can differ from person to person. Some common triggers include:
- The sound of lips smacking, such as when eating.
- Slow or soft speech patterns. Whispering, too.
- Receiving personal attention from someone, such as having your hair done, having your make-up done, receiving an eye exam, receiving a massage, etc.
- Having someone play with your hair.
- Certain sounds may trigger the effect, like fire crackling, paper scratching, white noise, running water, etc.
- Watching someone who is performing a meticulous task, like fixing an electronic, working origami, making tea, etc.
This link has a list of videos that commonly cause ASMR in people. . I didn't have a response to any of these, but I think I've had an ASMR to a head massage before. The fountain pen video is strangely interesting, even if it didn't trigger ASMR for me.
So, do you have it?
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