ASMR Lupercalia (Valentines Day) Special! | Mab the Bard Sings You Love Songs in Whisperwind

It's time for another festival in Whisperwind! Today we're celebrating Lupercalia, an ancient celebration of love and fertility. This festival, there's a special visitor in Whisperwind: Mab the bard is here to serenade you with love ballads to help you find the perfect song! There may or may not be another singer later on too... Enjoy Lupercalia! Thank you so much to the lovely and talented Selkie Spirit ASMR for guest starring with me! Love you boo! Be sure to check out her channel:    / @pck1111   New to the story? Check out the "Welcome to Whisperwind" playlist for the whole series:    • Welcome to Whisperwind   Or check out the "Whisperwind Monster Hunter" mini-series here!    • Whisperwind Monster Hunter   Let’s connect, adventurers! Instagram:   / whisperwindasmr   Twittr:   / whisperwindasmr   Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/whisperwindasmr Whisperwind Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls... ----------------------------------- Endless thanks and love to my wonderful Patrons: Raven, IW Ferguson, Julie, Eccetra, and Brawling! You guys are the best! Patrons (starting at $1/ month) receive behind-the-scenes looks, exclusive maps, bonus content, extra videos, and get to participate in monthly polls! Your support helps fund props, costumes, and equipment so I can increase the quality (and hopefully frequency) of videos for you:   / whisperwindasmr   ----------------------------------- Thank you so much for the support!! You're all world-class adventurers in my book. Songs: Beast of Burden (The Rolling Stones, 1978. Sony?ATV Music) Dreams(Fleetwood Mac, 1977. Kobalt Music Publishing) 3 Libras (A Perfect Circle, 2017. Dorrance Publishing) Young and Beautiful (Lana Del Rey, 2013. EMI Music) For the Dancing and the Dreaming (Jónsi, Shane MacGowan, John Powell, Written for the animated motion picture, How to Train Your Dragon 2. Kobalt Music Publishing) ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a feeling of well-being combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck, as experienced by some people in response to a specific gentle stimulus. Many people (myself included) find ASMR relaxing and helpful in coping with insomnia, anxiety, depression, or loneliness. ASMR is not meant to be a substitute for medication or professional treatment. *National US suicide hotline: 1-800-273-8255 *Crisis Textline: Text HOME to 741741 *International Suicide Hotlines: https://ibpf.org/resource/list-intern...