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I think these are the best thing humanity has to offer, I have a renewed faith
The discussion revolves around participants' experiences and opinions regarding ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) videos, exploring their effects, personal feelings, and the cultural significance of ASMR content. The conversation includes both subjective experiences and varying levels of appreciation for ASMR as a phenomenon.
Participants exhibit a mix of agreement and disagreement regarding the value and effects of ASMR videos. While some find them beneficial and enjoyable, others question their utility and express concerns about their impact on productivity and mental health.
Some participants mention personal feelings of loneliness and the role of ASMR in their coping mechanisms, indicating a complex relationship between ASMR consumption and emotional well-being. There is also a lack of consensus on the psychological mechanisms at play, with differing opinions on the neurochemical responses involved.
Individuals interested in ASMR, those exploring its psychological effects, or anyone curious about community discussions surrounding unconventional relaxation techniques may find this thread engaging.
DiracPool said:I have a renewed faith
bp_psy said:Your thread made me lose what was left of my faith in humanity. Thank you very much.
jim mcnamara said:And your production is: ...posts on PF? The only thing I can claim to produce is flatulence. Literally and metaphorically.
DiracPool said:I'm listening to 22 Acacia Avenue right now. Lol
bp_psy said:Maiden >>>>>>Annoying sounds and mind scaring whispers.
It's a physical law.
DiracPool said:Lol. Don't challenge me on Maiden, bP. Your going to lose
I am somewhat entertained by your made up word. Only barely.DiracPool said:Look Dirac pool is bored with your unclever comment
Create an alter ego or two. It helps a bunch.DiracPool said:I'm so lonely, Bp, I can't take it anymore
DiracPool said:You're confusing me, these ASMR girls are so comforting...
Dembadon said:You should check out RelaxingASMR's channel. He's my favorite; I learn something new almost every new video.
Here's one of his latest videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyx14OZWjxc
I need to take a break from ASMR videos because I'm not getting brain tingles anymore. This happens every so often and I have to stop watching them for a couple weeks. It's been really difficult to fall asleep.![]()
dipole said:Aren't you a little old to be wasting time with these? You claim to have refereed peer-reviewed articles, so you must at least have gone to grad school putting you in your mid-20's at the least.
If you claim you're lonely, why do you waste time all day watching videos? Or maybe this is just some joke which I don't get (and probably don't want to).
dipole said:Aren't you a little old to be wasting time with these? You claim to have refereed peer-reviewed articles, so you must at least have gone to grad school putting you in your mid-20's at the least.
If you claim you're lonely, why do you waste time all day watching videos? Or maybe this is just some joke which I don't get (and probably don't want to).
Monique said:Looks interesting to me, I'll give such a video a try. It's like meditation, but then different?
Evo said:Dirac, please stop making so many small posts. I'm merging them.
LOOOL Evo the babysitter.Evo said:Dirac, please stop making so many small posts. I'm merging them.
Oh course, as usual, the merge failed.
Monique said:Looks interesting to me, I'll give such a video a try. It's like meditation, but then different?
Turion said:I watched an hour of ASMR once and it felt pretty good (brain felt weird). I stopped after I realized I wasn't getting the same buzz the second time around and I needed to watch more ASMR. I think the reason is because my brain was getting used to the excessive amounts of dopamine. Honestly, I wasn't being productive either. It was almost like I was setting on fire the remaining time I have to live.