FineGoat
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ASMR of people eating seafood is pretty nice. I've seen some of people eating ice cream mochi (or just eating in general). I can see how some people would be grossed out by it, but it doesn't bother me. It's better if they talk about something - if not what they're eating, then about something - without talking, I think it would be strange and I don't know if I'd watch the whole thing. There's got to be more than just chewing on stuff.
Konota said :
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Hey
There are definitely some songs that can spark the tingles, I believe. There are also some songs that are just so good that I've gotten - say shivers (again, for lack of a better word) and I don't know if I'd categorize my experiences in those situations as an ASMR related response - but it all depends. (tl;dr - I've had songs give me both responses, so you may be right.)
ASMR of people eating seafood is pretty nice. I've seen some of people eating ice cream mochi (or just eating in general). I can see how some people would be grossed out by it, but it doesn't bother me. It's better if they talk about something - if not what they're eating, then about something - without talking, I think it would be strange and I don't know if I'd watch the whole thing. There's got to be more than just chewing on stuff.
Konota said :
- Checks date from OP -
I personally woudn't have stickied it but ok. Topic creation date does not (and should not) negatively impact the relevance of the topic being discussed. It could be argued that if I had not bumped this topic, it might not have been seen to be stickied but as I mentioned in my post that bumped the thread, I was planning on making a thread about this very topic anyways. Before doing so, I exercised some forum etiquette by using the Search Thread feature, which led me to find a (this) thread already about the topic, so I contributed to the existing discussion instead.
Hey
Megycal
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There are definitely some songs that can spark the tingles, I believe. There are also some songs that are just so good that I've gotten - say shivers (again, for lack of a better word) and I don't know if I'd categorize my experiences in those situations as an ASMR related response - but it all depends. (tl;dr - I've had songs give me both responses, so you may be right.)
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