I Have Asmr

Mine is triggered by;

Hair cut with scissors (preferably wet hair)
Listening to someone turning the pages of a newspaper whilst reading it
Listening to someone wrapping presents
Listening to someone roll their own cigarettes (preferably a batch load)

If you have it, whats yours?

(Thanks Daily Mail, thought it was just me all this time)

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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

Ah The Daily Mail.
"Telling you what you should be infuriated by since 1896"

pennynoodles · 56-60, F

The sound of a horse-race in process, with the commentator doing his thing. I hate it.
The sound of a Grand Prix in progress......those cars going around and around the track....I hate it.

Ironicman · 56-60, M

@pennynoodles ASMR is the things/sounds you like and make you feel relaxed and squishy. You got any Penny? Im just on my third librarian youtube video. Keyboard clicks, the stamp, the cellophane dust covers, the beeper scanner...omg

pennynoodles · 56-60, F

Does the feeling have to give a positive response?

In answer to your question.....a cat's purr.

sspec

@pennynoodles 🙂

AnonymousJSS · 22-25, F

Mine is incredibly triggered by typing on a keyboard (laptop or PC though PC is better) and writing on a wooden table with a pen or pencil.

Ironicman · 56-60, M

@AnonymousJSS is that you typing or someone else.

AnonymousJSS · 22-25, F

@Ironicman Someone else. I swear the sound makes me go to sleep.

Ironicman · 56-60, M

@AnonymousJSS i know the feeling. I go into a trance like spell and get goosebumps.

SW-User

I love the newspaper sound..is it linked to memories or no?
I DETEST the sound of people brushing stuff. Seriously makes me mental.

Wtrcolour

I like this ,it's pretty too.
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TzzFIYM3Fo]

LittleBlueAngelBoy · M

I like haircut ones.

sspec

That's interesting to note about you. 🙂

I haven't bothered to notice it ever concerning myself.

LikeMind · M

I’m ignorant of what the acronym means, please explain what it is.

Ironicman · 56-60, M

@LikeMind copied from the net

[quote]Autonomous sensory meridian response is an experience characterized by a static-like or tingling sensation on the skin that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. It has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia and may overlap with frisson. Wikipedia [/quote]

Ive just found there are hundreds of youtube videos out there with my triggers. Im in heaven. Where are my headphones now?

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