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Roleplay poll 48 & QOTW! (Patreon)

Published:
2024-05-20 03:58:19
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2026-06
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Roleplay poll 48 & QOTW!

  • Scaredy cat/Nervous 10
  • Otaku/Know it all 13
  • Older/Protective 25
  • 2024-05-20
  • 48 votes
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Content

Hello Ali cats, I hope you all had a nice weekend :) This Friday’s character is going to be a “cute” plushie girl so I hope you’re looking forward to it! Next week I thought it would be fun to do a story centering around ghost hunting. I have an idea that I’d like to try but for now I’ll keep it secret :P

From these choices let me know how you’d like your ghost hunting partner to act- choose the one you think is most interesting :)

Question of the week is this: why do you listen to ASMR roleplays or ASMR in general? Despite making roleplays I don’t listen to many myself. I usually lean towards other ASMR genres (mainly gaming or rambling). I’m sure this is the most popular answer but I listen to it to help relax and chill, especially when I’m stressed or had a long day.

Comments

Delta

Looking forward to Friday's audio! Hmm... I'd say scaredy-cat, since that's a sharp contrast to how I am with the paranormal usually, lived in so many haunted places, seen apparitions, heard them, seen floating objects, had objects thrown at me that I'm quite calm in haunted situations, helps that i also use charmsand wards though, I did not enjoy seeing handprints that weren't my own appear in my shower while I was using it though... but lol I was so used to the paranormal that when I moved into my apartment which isn't haunted, it did not feel right at all, felt empty, I do have a few funny stories at my last place though lol and one that truly made my uncomfortable, oh, I was not the only one to experience things at that place either And yea, I'm pretty sure you're right with the answer to your question, that's the main reason I listen to asmr, helps sooth the runaway mind lol

Wheniks

Speaking of ASMR there’s this brand new talent agency called Vallure. That debuts on June 1. They specialize in ASMR content creators and other stuff I think. You should check them out on your free time. Who knows you could be there on the big screen in the future.

codytachi

Definitely voting for know-it-all, sounds like a fun and unique idea, will she be following us around going "um actually ghosts aren't real ☝️🤓"? I usually listen to asmr either going to sleep or as background entertainment while I'm doing something boring. However the sleep inducing ones have to be non story-based or audios I've already heard before otherwise I'll get sad that I fell asleep midway through and missed the ending.

Secular Succotash

I also listen to ASMR to relax primarily. More specifically, my brain likes to run away with thoughts and never shut down when I try to sleep, ASMR replaces the noise my brain makes with relaxing noise that keeps my brain from thinking about anything else. Eventually I’ll listen long enough to where I get sleepy and then I’ll shut it off and go to bed. Your ASMR is actually kind of an exception to where I genuinely think you make fun stories, so I listen to you mostly for the entertainment factor haha, not to say yours isn’t relaxing though! You’re one of three ASMRtists who’s audios I’ve actually fallen asleep to, the other two being Fauna and Amano Nene

Kai Zomei

I guess I mostly listen to ASMR out of a sense of curiosity. Never put much thought into it, but listening to someone else's whispers is nice. The role play ones I like for the stories that are told.

M-A

Why do I listen to ASMR, huh? I started listening to it with roleplays - Heather Feather's ear doctor appointment, anyone? - and it simply stuck with me. I'm overly anxious with a brain that refuses to stop, so the only way for me to fall asleep if my body isn't crumbling already is to drown it with logical, continuous sounds performed in a structured mannered... so talking. Might stem from how my mother's house's walls and ceiling-floors are thin and the staircase only amplified the sound of her TV as I was upstairs, ergo it makes me feel safe. :' )) WOW THIS GOT DEPRESSING. Hoping you're having some luck with finding a job!! Summer is coming soon, many places will want a mature goth big sis in their summer squad. :3 YOU CAN DO IT!

Artilleriez

Funny you ask that question now, because I recently no longer really listen to ASMR that much like I used to. It's really only you and occasionally TrashPandaASMR - the latter because there aren't many Scottish roleplay ASMRtists that use the anime aesthetic. And that's something that's usually associated with American creators, so it's almost strange hearing a Scottish girl gently calming and comforting the listener in that same style that you do. I know this is the case for every country, but Scotland has some junk rats for people; sweaty clothes, raspy voice, heavy slang, bad smell. Whilst at the same time; I see the most gorgeous women and handsome men - it's a weird mixture! Back to the point. The primary reason I don't listen that much anymore is because I used to fall asleep to ASMR; headphones in bed. But now, as an early riser, I turn off all devices and read my book until I feel sleep. Which means it's no longer a daily thing like it used to be. And with my (still relatively new) job, I have less time during the day to listen. Hence, why you may have noticed I haven't been keeping up with your YouTube audios. I'm back on track now - though mainly with Patreon audios since the YouTube videos will always be there whatever happens (or as long as YouTube deices to play games again). Sorry for that ramble. hehe Thanks for reading if you got to the end of it. And by the way, I didn't know about "V.A.N" by Bad Omens - that was a cool song! Thanks for letting me know about it. Also, I'll have you know; I still listen to Kim Dracula's "Drown" to this day. Catchy af Throughout March, that song has been stuck in my head everyday during work. And earlier this month, I embraced it's pull on me and saved it. Thanks for that lmao

BloodyAzazel

Is this a Ghostbusters reference or is it just ironic? Either way, it's better if it's protective because much like I'd rather defend someone else, it's at least beneficial to have someone also defend you. For the question of the week, here's how it started: I looked into asmr like 3 years ago(at least I think anyways :P ) I remember listening to tapping of glass with echoes throughout the microphone and it just gave me shivers down my spine, almost as if I was finally feeling relaxed. Later on, I started listening to roleplay audios where it felt like I was also talking with that person, even if it was a friend's to lovers type of deal(Also even if they had subtitles on it stating what you are thinking in the roleplay, or what you are saying in the roleplay, pretty good idea if you wanna try it yourself Alichu). Even with a lot of time passing and a little less tingles being sent, I still can feel something of focus whenever it comes to anything asmr related, whether I'd be following someone's instructions, or just viewing art in general.

Kyle

I listen to a variety of ASMR content. I watch the gaming or eating ones when I just want some background noise as I’m doing something else. Some role-plays I watch for the romance/pseudo-intimacy (who doesn’t like a bit of romance!). Other role-plays which are like yours I watch to get comfy and sleepy, and personally directed affection helps with that. The major thing with ASMR is what kind of sounds there are. Human or environmental sounds make different ASMR suitable for different purposes. In times of stress, it helps a lot too.

Mi-kotin

I listen to ASMR because I can relax and concentrate better. Why? It helps me to stop thinking. And ASMR roleplays are the best to help me relax and fall asleep. Why? I think because I really like stories, no matter what form they are told in. (books/games/pictures/music/... ) And I think the combination of story and relaxing sounds why I enjoy it so much.^^

Sir Skelington

I originally started listening to asmr that was just quiet talking informative videos, I think it's because when I was a kid I'd leave the tv on discovery or history channel. Then I found out that there was asmr with cute girls and listened to that, then I found asmr roleplays. After reading a few other comments, I'm pretty similar to others in that I listen to asmr to get my brain to shut up. It's probably being overwhelmed with so much stuff during the day that causes it. I have some other ideas as to why I think people listen to it but I think the main one is just trying to settle down the brain.

cloudberrybob

I guess I'm a bit unusual since I listen to asmr for entertainment instead of relaxation. I'm so tired at the end of the day that I don't need any help to relax! When listening to asmr in general, I enjoy how the nice sounds make my ears feel good, but mostly I listen to roleplay for the compelling narrative and likeable characters. In that sense, I put it in the same category as anime and comics.