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Originally Posted by CarrionCorpse
I've never wished to stop feeling nice tingles in my head from a certain sound. I mostly use ASMR videos to fall asleep or relax, rarely do I get the sensations in everyday noises. So no one can really abuse the fact that I feel good when I hear them. Haha
Hope that answered your question, I'm kinda tired and don't know if I quite understood it. ahaha
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Well when I read about it I was reminded of that one peculiar condition that causes extremely frequent orgasms in the women unfortunate enough to experience the condition. They try their best to avoid anything that might trigger(such as vibrations) it but unfortunately that often isn't possible. I even heard the story of one woman who's ex bf loved taking advantage of that fact and giving her orgasms to an abusive extent.
Now it's my understanding that the sensations from ASMR exist purely in your head as opposed to actual physical orgasms, though are no less pleasurable. However the differences between these ASMR "orgasms" are not entirely clear to me, given that I am far more experienced with the more physical nature of an orgasm combined with the reaction in the brain happening at the same time, as opposed to being purely in my head.
What known stimuli cause these reactions in you?
Does the reaction in your head include any of the associated after effects involved with actual sex(glow, breathless, etc.)?
Does it make you feel any of the various associated psychological(dirty, or happy, etc.) effects involved in actual sex?
Is this feeling distracting at all? and do you think you could experience it safely while still focusing on other things such as work, or driving(or both)?
Sorry if this is too much, and too personal and I understand if you don't wish to answer, it's all just quite simply fascinating. Though such a fascination is understandable I think given the positive nature associated with an orgasm. I do feel rather silly though really wanting to dissect the nature of an orgasm :P Feels like I'm staring a gift horse in the mouth.