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***This is an ASMR video. To ensure all tingles please wear headphone. If you do not enjoy EATING SOUNDS and light whispers PLEASE DO NOT WATCH IT. Eating, chewing, gulping sounds ect...are done very loudly for video purposes. THANK YOU.***
ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a euphoric experience identified by a tingling sensation that triggers positive feelings, relaxation and focus. Listening to whisper voice and eating sounds are some examples that trigger ASMR. Everyone has a different ASMR triggers. I hope you find one that can help you to relax.
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), sometimes auto sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. A pleasant form of paresthesia has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia and may overlap with frisson.
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of "low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin". It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control. A genre of videos intended to induce ASMR has emerged, over 13 million of which had been published on YouTube by June 2018.
Contemporary
The contemporary history of ASMR began on 19 October 2007 on a discussion forum for health-related subjects at a website called Steady Health. A 21-year-old registered user with the handle "okay whatever" submitted a post describing having experienced a specific sensation since childhood, comparable to that stimulated by tracing fingers along the skin, yet often triggered by seemingly random and unrelated non-haptic events, such as "watching a puppet show" or "being read a story".
Replies to this post indicated that a significant number of other people had experienced the sensation which "okay whatever" described – also in response to witnessing mundane events. The interchanges precipitated the formation of several web-based locations intended to facilitate further discussion and analysis of the phenomenon for which there were plentiful anecdotal accounts, yet no consensus-agreed name nor any scientific data or explanation.
Earlier
Austrian writer Clemens J. Setz suggests that a passage from the novel Mrs Dalloway authored by Virginia Woolf and published in 1925, describes something distinctly comparable. In the passage from Mrs Dalloway cited by Setz, a nursemaid speaks to the man who is her patient "deeply, softly, like a mellow organ, but with a roughness in her voice like a grasshopper's, which rasped his spine deliciously and sent running up into his brain waves of sound".
According to Setz, this citation generally alludes to the effectiveness of the human voice and soft or whispered vocal sounds specifically as a trigger of ASMR for many of those who experience it, as demonstrated by the responsive comments posted to YouTube videos that depict someone speaking softly or whispering, typically directly to the camera.
雖然在2007年至2010年間使用和提議了很多口語和正式用語都包含到性高潮的提及,該段時間在線討論活躍的人當中,絕大部分的人都反對使用它,當中許多人繼續堅持把ASMR的愉悅和放鬆的性質跟性刺激區分開來。然而,關於性刺激的爭論仍然存在,一些支持者已經發佈了被分類為ASMRotica(ASMR情色)的影片,這些影片被故意設計為具有性刺激。
ASMR的早期支持者認為,這種現象通常與性喚起無關。2010年,在線論壇的參與者珍妮花·艾倫(Jennifer Allen)提出將該現象命名為「自主性感官經絡反應」。艾倫選擇了用這些詞是打算或假設它們具有以下特定含義:
(A):自主性 – 自發的、自治的、有或沒有控制;
(S):感官 – 跟感官或感覺有關;
(M):經絡 – 表示高峰、高潮或最高點發展;
(R):反應 – 意指由外部或內部事物觸發的體驗;
艾倫在2016年的一次採訪中證實,她特意選擇了這些用詞因為它們比其他替代用詞更具客觀性,舒適和臨床。在那次採訪中,艾倫解釋說她選擇了「經絡」一詞來代替性高潮一詞,並說她找到了一本字典,它把「經絡」一詞定義為「最高發展點或時期」和「最大的繁榮」之類。
ASMR的主觀體驗、感覺和感知現象被一些容易受到其影響的人描述為「類似於輕微的電流...或一杯香檳中的碳酸氣泡」。那些皮膚上的刺痛感一般稱為感覺異常(英語:Paresthesia),它被ASMR愛好者稱那是為沿着頭皮,脖子和背部的震顫感。它被描述為「一種從頭部後方然而傳播至頸部、肩膀、手臂、脊椎和腿,讓人感到放鬆和警覺」。
變化
編輯
ASMR是一種對於視覺、聽覺、觸覺、嗅覺等其他知覺從顱內、頭皮、後背以及四肢等周邊部位受到刺激而產生愉悅反應的感知現象,例如頭頸皮膚騷癢、引起雞皮疙瘩等反應。該現象的本質和分類仍存在着很大爭議,相關證據眾說紛紜,目前仍然缺乏科學解釋或研究數據以支持相關說法。
儘管跟知覺現象相關的潛在神經生物學相關因素很少進行科學研究,由於缺乏用於解釋其物理性質的數據,因此利用分析了來自論壇、部落格的個人評論及短片評論來描述這種現象。對這個軼事證據的分析以支持最初的共識,ASMR於本質上是欣快而不是涉及性的,並將經歷ASMR的人分為兩大主題類別。第一種類別是取決於外部觸發因素以體驗局部的感覺,其相關的感覺通常源於頭部,經常下達觸及到頸部,有時到達背部上方。另一類則可以透過專注力有意增強感覺和感受,毋需依賴外部刺激或「觸發」,這種方式能夠與相對於冥想的經歷相比。
在2008年,雅虎上成立的線上討論群組「感覺論者社團(Society of Sensationalists)」,以及由安德魯·麥克繆里斯於2010年創立名為「莫名之感(Unnamed Feeling)」的部落格,旨在為社群提供討論平台,分享觀點和個人經歷來��
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Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), sometimes auto sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. A pleasant form of paresthesia has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia and may overlap with frisson.
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of "low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin". It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control. A genre of videos intended to induce ASMR has emerged, over 13 million of which had been published on YouTube by June 2018.
Contemporary
The contemporary history of ASMR began on 19 October 2007 on a discussion forum for health-related subjects at a website called Steady Health. A 21-year-old registered user with the handle "okay whatever" submitted a post describing having experienced a specific sensation since childhood, comparable to that stimulated by tracing fingers along the skin, yet often triggered by seemingly random and unrelated non-haptic events, such as "watching a puppet show" or "being read a story".
Replies to this post indicated that a significant number of other people had experienced the sensation which "okay whatever" described – also in response to witnessing mundane events. The interchanges precipitated the formation of several web-based locations intended to facilitate further discussion and analysis of the phenomenon for which there were plentiful anecdotal accounts, yet no consensus-agreed name nor any scientific data or explanation.
Earlier
Austrian writer Clemens J. Setz suggests that a passage from the novel Mrs Dalloway authored by Virginia Woolf and published in 1925, describes something distinctly comparable. In the passage from Mrs Dalloway cited by Setz, a nursemaid speaks to the man who is her patient "deeply, softly, like a mellow organ, but with a roughness in her voice like a grasshopper's, which rasped his spine deliciously and sent running up into his brain waves of sound".
According to Setz, this citation generally alludes to the effectiveness of the human voice and soft or whispered vocal sounds specifically as a trigger of ASMR for many of those who experience it, as demonstrated by the responsive comments posted to YouTube videos that depict someone speaking softly or whispering, typically directly to the camera.
雖然在2007年至2010年間使用和提議了很多口語和正式用語都包含到性高潮的提及,該段時間在線討論活躍的人當中,絕大部分的人都反對使用它,當中許多人繼續堅持把ASMR的愉悅和放鬆的性質跟性刺激區分開來。然而,關於性刺激的爭論仍然存在,一些支持者已經發佈了被分類為ASMRotica(ASMR情色)的影片,這些影片被故意設計為具有性刺激。
ASMR的早期支持者認為,這種現象通常與性喚起無關。2010年,在線論壇的參與者珍妮花·艾倫(Jennifer Allen)提出將該現象命名為「自主性感官經絡反應」。艾倫選擇了用這些詞是打算或假設它們具有以下特定含義:
(A):自主性 – 自發的、自治的、有或沒有控制;
(S):感官 – 跟感官或感覺有關;
(M):經絡 – 表示高峰、高潮或最高點發展;
(R):反應 – 意指由外部或內部事物觸發的體驗;
艾倫在2016年的一次採訪中證實,她特意選擇了這些用詞因為它們比其他替代用詞更具客觀性,舒適和臨床。在那次採訪中,艾倫解釋說她選擇了「經絡」一詞來代替性高潮一詞,並說她找到了一本字典,它把「經絡」一詞定義為「最高發展點或時期」和「最大的繁榮」之類。
ASMR的主觀體驗、感覺和感知現象被一些容易受到其影響的人描述為「類似於輕微的電流...或一杯香檳中的碳酸氣泡」。那些皮膚上的刺痛感一般稱為感覺異常(英語:Paresthesia),它被ASMR愛好者稱那是為沿着頭皮,脖子和背部的震顫感。它被描述為「一種從頭部後方然而傳播至頸部、肩膀、手臂、脊椎和腿,讓人感到放鬆和警覺」。
變化
編輯
ASMR是一種對於視覺、聽覺、觸覺、嗅覺等其他知覺從顱內、頭皮、後背以及四肢等周邊部位受到刺激而產生愉悅反應的感知現象,例如頭頸皮膚騷癢、引起雞皮疙瘩等反應。該現象的本質和分類仍存在着很大爭議,相關證據眾說紛紜,目前仍然缺乏科學解釋或研究數據以支持相關說法。
儘管跟知覺現象相關的潛在神經生物學相關因素很少進行科學研究,由於缺乏用於解釋其物理性質的數據,因此利用分析了來自論壇、部落格的個人評論及短片評論來描述這種現象。對這個軼事證據的分析以支持最初的共識,ASMR於本質上是欣快而不是涉及性的,並將經歷ASMR的人分為兩大主題類別。第一種類別是取決於外部觸發因素以體驗局部的感覺,其相關的感覺通常源於頭部,經常下達觸及到頸部,有時到達背部上方。另一類則可以透過專注力有意增強感覺和感受,毋需依賴外部刺激或「觸發」,這種方式能夠與相對於冥想的經歷相比。
在2008年,雅虎上成立的線上討論群組「感覺論者社團(Society of Sensationalists)」,以及由安德魯·麥克繆里斯於2010年創立名為「莫名之感(Unnamed Feeling)」的部落格,旨在為社群提供討論平台,分享觀點和個人經歷來了解更多關於感知的理解。在這些早期的討論組中,人們對ASMR的稱呼包括注意力誘發頭部高潮(attention induced head orgasm)、注意力誘發愉悅感(attention induced euphoria)及,注意力誘發敏銳愉悅感(attention induced observant euphoria)。
其他試圖描述這種感知現象的名稱有:「耳音」、「耳搔[17]」、「顱內高潮」、「大腦按摩」及「大腦高潮」等。
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ASMR eat with you~fried dumplings & sweet source udon mukbang eating no talk yt:cc=on | H.U.I. ASMR
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***This is an ASMR video. To ensure all tingles please wear headphone. If you do not enjoy EATING SOUNDS and light whispers PLEASE DO NOT WATCH IT. Eating, chewing, gulping sounds ect...are done very loudly for video purposes. THANK YOU.***
ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a euphoric experience identified by a tingling sensation that triggers positive feelings, relaxation and focus. Listening to whisper voice and eating sounds are some examples that trigger ASMR. Everyone has a different ASMR triggers. I hope you find one that can help you to relax.
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), sometimes auto sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. A pleasant form of paresthesia has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia and may overlap with frisson.
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of "low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin". It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control. A genre of videos intended to induce ASMR has emerged, over 13 million of which had been published on YouTube by June 2018.
Contemporary
The contemporary history of ASMR began on 19 October 2007 on a discussion forum for health-related subjects at a website called Steady Health. A 21-year-old registered user with the handle "okay whatever" submitted a post describing having experienced a specific sensation since childhood, comparable to that stimulated by tracing fingers along the skin, yet often triggered by seemingly random and unrelated non-haptic events, such as "watching a puppet show" or "being read a story".
Replies to this post indicated that a significant number of other people had experienced the sensation which "okay whatever" described – also in response to witnessing mundane events. The interchanges precipitated the formation of several web-based locations intended to facilitate further discussion and analysis of the phenomenon for which there were plentiful anecdotal accounts, yet no consensus-agreed name nor any scientific data or explanation.
Earlier
Austrian writer Clemens J. Setz suggests that a passage from the novel Mrs Dalloway authored by Virginia Woolf and published in 1925, describes something distinctly comparable. In the passage from Mrs Dalloway cited by Setz, a nursemaid speaks to the man who is her patient "deeply, softly, like a mellow organ, but with a roughness in her voice like a grasshopper's, which rasped his spine deliciously and sent running up into his brain waves of sound".
According to Setz, this citation generally alludes to the effectiveness of the human voice and soft or whispered vocal sounds specifically as a trigger of ASMR for many of those who experience it, as demonstrated by the responsive comments posted to YouTube videos that depict someone speaking softly or whispering, typically directly to the camera.
雖然在2007年至2010年間使用和提議了很多口語和正式用語都包含到性高潮的提及,該段時間在線討論活躍的人當中,絕大部分的人都反對使用它,當中許多人繼續堅持把ASMR的愉悅和放鬆的性質跟性刺激區分開來。然而,關於性刺激的爭論仍然存在,一些支持者已經發佈了被分類為ASMRotica(ASMR情色)的影片,這些影片被故意設計為具有性刺激。
ASMR的早期支持者認為,這種現象通常與性喚起無關。2010年,在線論壇的參與者珍妮花·艾倫(Jennifer Allen)提出將該現象命名為「自主性感官經絡反應」。艾倫選擇了用這些詞是打算或假設它們具有以下特定含義:
(A):自主性 – 自發的、自治的、有或沒有控制;
(S):感官 – 跟感官或感覺有關;
(M):經絡 – 表示高峰、高潮或最高點發展;
(R):反應 – 意指由外部或內部事物觸發的體驗;
艾倫在2016年的一次採訪中證實,她特意選擇了這些用詞因為它們比其他替代用詞更具客觀性,舒適和臨床。在那次採訪中,艾倫解釋說她選擇了「經絡」一詞來代替性高潮一詞,並說她找到了一本字典,它把「經絡」一詞定義為「最高發展點或時期」和「最大的繁榮」之類。
ASMR的主觀體驗、感覺和感知現象被一些容易受到其影響的人描述為「類似於輕微的電流...或一杯香檳中的碳酸氣泡」。那些皮膚上的刺痛感一般稱為感覺異常(英語:Paresthesia),它被ASMR愛好者稱那是為沿着頭皮,脖子和背部的震顫感。它被描述為「一種從頭部後方然而傳播至頸部、肩膀、手臂、脊椎和腿,讓人感到放鬆和警覺」。
變化
編輯
ASMR是一種對於視覺、聽覺、觸覺、嗅覺等其他知覺從顱內、頭皮、後背以及四肢等周邊部位受到刺激而產生愉悅反應的感知現象,例如頭頸皮膚騷癢、引起雞皮疙瘩等反應。該現象的本質和分類仍存在着很大爭議,相關證據眾說紛紜,目前仍然缺乏科學解釋或研究數據以支持相關說法。
儘管跟知覺現象相關的潛在神經生物學相關因素很少進行科學研究,由於缺乏用於解釋其物理性質的數據,因此利用分析了來自論壇、部落格的個人評論及短片評論來描述這種現象。對這個軼事證據的分析以支持最初的共識,ASMR於本質上是欣快而不是涉及性的,並將經歷ASMR的人分為兩大主題類別。第一種類別是取決於外部觸發因素以體驗局部的感覺,其相關的感覺通常源於頭部,經常下達觸及到頸部,有時到達背部上方。另一類則可以透過專注力有意增強感覺和感受,毋需依賴外部刺激或「觸發」,這種方式能夠與相對於冥想的經歷相比。
在2008年,雅虎上成立的線上討論群組「感覺論者社團(Society of Sensationalists)」,以及由安德魯·麥克繆里斯於2010年創立名為「莫名之感(Unnamed Feeling)」的部落格,旨在為社群提供討論平台,分享觀點和個人經歷來了解更�
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