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11 Nov 2017, 7:23 pm

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I think I've talked with someone before about ASMR , I don't think I've experienced it from a voice.

No spoilers please :lol:


I think it's actually pretty common to get ASMR from certain tones, accents, etc. A lot of ASMR videos on YouTube will be done in a soft/whispered voice because that causes ASMR for a lot of people.


lol! I'm just checking out ASMR videos on youtube now


You were gone a long time Mr Ferris.

My favourite voice is Anthony Hopkins, especially Hannibal the man-eating therapist.

David Attenborough is a close second.

They just ooze calmness and are mesmerizing.


I get sidetracked so easily :lol: I didn't even watch many ASMR videos before I started watching a film :lol:

I suppose the closest to a voice and ASMR for me is Richard Burton narrating Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds , the music sends shivers down my spine.

This is an houur and half show but just from the 50 odd seconds from 3.39 is awesome


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11 Nov 2017, 7:41 pm

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In some ways I feel as though if you are unpopular and am trying to hang out with someone popular the entire planet Earth freaks out and turns upside down... Suddenly, you are now feeling like a complete idiot for trying to hang out with that person to begin with... I'm very confused now at the human race now. I hope people can get over this thing. As I can tend to be a bit emotional.


Oh, have I missed something?


No you haven't. I had no idea I interrupted your conversation with Kraftie.


You didn't interrupt us. I was actually wondering if I had missed a comment further up - you are welcome to him, he is a nice guy to chat with. You can hang out with me anytime.



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11 Nov 2017, 7:45 pm

SaveFerris wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
dragonsanddemons wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:

I think I've talked with someone before about ASMR , I don't think I've experienced it from a voice.

No spoilers please :lol:


I think it's actually pretty common to get ASMR from certain tones, accents, etc. A lot of ASMR videos on YouTube will be done in a soft/whispered voice because that causes ASMR for a lot of people.


lol! I'm just checking out ASMR videos on youtube now


You were gone a long time Mr Ferris.

My favourite voice is Anthony Hopkins, especially Hannibal the man-eating therapist.

David Attenborough is a close second.

They just ooze calmness and are mesmerizing.


I get sidetracked so easily :lol: I didn't even watch many ASMR videos before I started watching a film :lol:

I suppose the closest to a voice and ASMR for me is Richard Burton narrating Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds , the music sends shivers down my spine.

This is an houur and half show but just from the 50 odd seconds from 3.39 is awesome



My Dad had this on an LP. I used to listen to it often and the music was very dramatic.



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11 Nov 2017, 9:15 pm

Hi and bye, guys; it's late over here and I'm going to bed soon.

I'm at something like 24,000 words or so; but I haven't typed out the most recent set of pages, so I'm probably off by a fair bit.


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11 Nov 2017, 9:23 pm

Goodnight, Kura! You're doing a great job with your writing.



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11 Nov 2017, 10:03 pm

Good job on the writing Kura.



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11 Nov 2017, 11:16 pm

This should be a kind of aspie anthem.


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12 Nov 2017, 2:07 pm

Hilarious how the task of finding a radio station fell to me.

Everyone thought I wanted to listen to the Christian radio station, but in reality I can't make out a single word so they all sound the same.


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12 Nov 2017, 3:49 pm

I'm still working. Six more pages to go. I only have 12 in total; I should have 16. *sigh*

Suddenly I feel extremely melancholy, and not about my book, about a wish I have.


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12 Nov 2017, 7:14 pm

Why is everyone else accepted so readily?
When I get viewed with suspicion.
And called names.


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12 Nov 2017, 7:44 pm

Well you're not exactly alone on that one. I'm primary accepted by my friends' fringe intellectual sensibility, beyond that I'm a tremendous weirdo, so much so there's no point in denying it.

Normalcy just doesn't occur to me, whatever it is. :roll:

I'm not really concerned by what names others might call me, it's simpler to just return positivity for all the adversity.


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12 Nov 2017, 7:52 pm

People mostly just act as if I don't exist. I guess I'm kind of lucky in that, because I don't get a lot of negative attention.


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12 Nov 2017, 8:51 pm

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People mostly just act as if I don't exist. I guess I'm kind of lucky in that, because I don't get a lot of negative attention.


Who said that?



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12 Nov 2017, 8:52 pm

Raleigh wrote:
Why is everyone else accepted so readily?
When I get viewed with suspicion.
And called names.


You don't get called names though you f*****g dickhead.



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12 Nov 2017, 8:54 pm

cberg wrote:
Well you're not exactly alone on that one. I'm primary accepted by my friends' fringe intellectual sensibility, beyond that I'm a tremendous weirdo, so much so there's no point in denying it.

Normalcy just doesn't occur to me, whatever it is. :roll:

I'm not really concerned by what names others might call me, it's simpler to just return positivity for all the adversity.


You don't suit normal.

Keep being your beautiful self.



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12 Nov 2017, 9:05 pm

RikMayall wrote:
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People mostly just act as if I don't exist. I guess I'm kind of lucky in that, because I don't get a lot of negative attention.


Who said that?


Almost everyone I've met in person acts like it. Even people who know me, usually we just exchange a greeting and then they start talking with someone else and completely ignore me. My family does it, too. But eh, it's what I'm used to now - I have pretty bad social anxiety anyway, so I don't like to talk.


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