Deep Breathing And Assorted Sounds

Today's Friday, and that means I get to share with all of you a little something called ASMR. ASMR stands for Autonomous sensory meridian response, but in a more understandable meaning, that tingling feeling you get when a noise or action piques your interest enough to focus on it. A lot of this is a noise like tapping, scratching, rubbing an odd material and such, but it can also involve many noises the human mouth can make, like clicking, soft/inaudible whispering, and other triggering sounds. 

Now, it is imperative to wear headphones when listening to these, as well as to be in somewhat of a quiet place for its effect to be the greatest. Below will be links to two of my favourite videos on this, as well as a really great ASMRtist, who has a wide range of videos out to allow you to find what noises really make you tick.
EphemeralRift, the youtube channel with tons of scenario based ASMR videos

MassageASMR, a more sound oriented channel, with less video to watch and more to listen to.

This video will explain a bit more what ASMR is, and gives an example of it.

I hope this has helped, and I hope you all have a lovely day.