ASMR • 1+ HOUR Whisper Ramble & Small Things (Tapping - Scratching - Personal Attention to Objects)

Today's relaxing ASMR video is all about the Small Things. In this hour (plus minutes) we'll spend together I will be tapping, scratching and giving personal attention (such as tracing and sliding my fingers) to an assortment of very small items that not only look just adorable but are also very tingly and sound very good. All this while going in a VERY long Whisper Ramble, which include lots of soft and breathy whispering, lots of tingly close up whispering and some very relaxing mouth sounds that might give you tingles and put you to sleep. Included in this soothing ASMR video are lots of soft and gentle whispering, close up whispering, tingly mouth sounds, whisper ramble, tapping, scratching, scratchy-tapping, tracing, personal attention to objects, nail tapping, over explaining or over describing objects and a few lid sounds too. You will hear the soothing sounds of my close up whispers and mouth sounds, with the relaxing sounds of a glass bottle, a plastic hair brush, a cardboard box, a plastic bottle of body lotion, a nail polish (glass container), an enamel/metallic mug, a woven basket, a fake plant (ceramic/cement and plastic), a (glass) candle and a (metallic) candle. So find a comfy spot, sit back and enjoy some well-deserved hour and minutes of relaxation 💤 If you liked this video, I have a feeling you might like these ones too: 🌜ASMR • Scratching & Whispering to Help you Sleep 💜 (with Close up Whispering) =    • ASMR • Scratching & Whispering to Help you...   🌜ASMR • Let’s Talk ASMR 💬 while Tapping (Close up Whispering & Gentle Tapping) =    • ASMR • Let’s Talk ASMR 💬 while Tapping (Cl...   📫 BUSINESS EMAIL: [email protected] 🤖 INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/anitanapasm... 🤖 TWITTER:   / anitanapasmr   ** DISCLAIMER ** ASMR is meant to help you relax, sleep, focus and induce tingles. Even though it may make you feel better, ASMR is not a medical treatment. If you need help, please seek professional help. Here is a link that might help you get started: https://www.mentalhealth.gov