ASMR | follow my instructions & focus test (soft voice, whispers, white noise)

Hi! I hope with all my heart that you're all doing well! We're still busy around here, but my voice is almost 100% recovered. I want to give two thanks here. The first is to the great people who have been sending me "thanks so much" messages in the last few videos. Thank you so much! I plan to invest in the channel soon, and you've been amazing!! I just hope all of this quadruples for you 🥺 The other thank you is for the publicity I mentioned here and also shared the video on my stories. You guys commented and liked it, and reading all that support MADE ME CRY AND LAUGH AT THE SAME TIME! The response to that video was so good that the company gave me super-super positive feedback, and you'll see me around more often 🥳🥳🥳🥳 THANK YOU FOR SIMPLY BEING THE BEST PEOPLE! (Just talking about it makes me want to cry again, hahaha) Guys, today's chat will be shorter because I have a birthday and I can't be back late because I have to get content up front for you. This week's schedule is packed, and I don't want to miss any of your time. November is also always the best month for YouTube channels, so I need to take advantage of this moment to promote my work even more. Today I tried something relatively new for me, which is combining "follow my instructions" with "focus test." I always watch it on TikTok and get all sloppy. I wanted to do my own version to try to make you sloppy too, hahaha **Oh, I wanted to ask for recommendations for suspense books 😃😃 (Sorry if I misspelled something, I'm literally running here because brellyno is punctual and will arrive at my door pointing to the clock. 😩🆘🆘🆘) STAY WELL! Kisses from Bre 💋 ✨123,270✨ (eagerly waiting for 123,456 HAHAHA) From my heart to yours, I wish your dreams come true 💜 b. 📩All my networks and contact: https://linktr.ee/brellyna ▸ But what is ASMR? ASMR stands for “Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.” You know that pleasant sensation or tingling that's usually felt on the scalp caused by some stimulus, such as hearing a soft voice, the sound of rain, watching slow (or fast) hand movements, or when someone is drawing something and you feel extremely relaxed? That's ASMR! ⚠️ But it's important to remember that this “therapy” is not a substitute for specialized care. ⚠️ This technique should be avoided by those who suffer from misophonia or similar problems, in which sounds such as chewing, swallowing or whispering cause increased agitation and anxiety.