e.g. listening to the breathing sound of a newborn.
You'd think it's soothing to know it's breathing but really their breathing is still kind of in development and does weird shit all the time.
What sound extremly soothing until you experience it yourself?
3 years ago by toxoplasma0gondii to c/asktheworld
e.g. listening to the breathing sound of a newborn.
You'd think it's soothing to know it's breathing but really their breathing is still kind of in development and does weird shit all the time.
Truly sound absorbing rooms.
It sounds great, but they are apparently so quiet, being that they actively absorb all ambient sound, that you can hear the blood moving through your veins and most people can’t stand it for more than half an hour.
most people can’t stand it for more than half an hour.
it is an urban legend
It's like being ADHD, there's less stimulus so your brain starts trying to hear everything it can. This is why I listen to music or a podcast while I work lol
Despite liking quietness, I also dislike it. I like the quiet as in low volume music in background and no one talking.
In such a room, I’d freak the hell out.
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To me, all ASMR content. You think it's going to give you little frisson tingles or at least be soothing and calm but I hate the mouth sounds (like lip smacks) and the acting is always terrible in the ones that are like pretending to be in a situation with you. And I don't get the ASMR bodily response.
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