Saturday’s are for all things sex related that some may consider strange. We have all heard of the ASMR as the videos started going viral early last year. ASMR typically creates a tingling sensation that starts at the crown of your head and can spread down to your fingertips and toes. For most people who enjoy ASMR it is a very relaxing and trace like moment, however for other people it is a turn on.
What is ASMR sex
ASMR sex doesn’t involve any specific positions or new moves, but rather, it’s all about finding a trigger that turns you on. ASMR to your sexual experience can help you feel a sense of Zen and open you up to new sensations. “The key aspects of these interactions are trust and safety; usually conveyed through a gentle disposition, a soft or whispered voice, predictable hand movements or hand sounds, eye gazing, and appropriate light touch,” says ASMR researcher Craig A. H. Richard, PhD.
How to have ASMR sex
It’s important to find your ASMR triggers first, for example if you find the wetter sounding videos like slime ASMR to be soothing, Oral sex produces sounds, as well as physical sensations, and these sounds can be a turn-on in themselves. You can also look for erotic ASMR sounds. Most ASMR isn’t erotic, but there is some out there and adding a few to your bedroom playlist is a quick and simple way to incorporate it into the bedroom. ASMR sex is trial and error. So, if you don’t get intense feelings of pleasure on the first attempt, keep trying.
In some cases, people don’t respond to the common triggers at all, in others, they find ASMR annoying, so don’t feel bad if you aren’t turned on by the idea of someone cutting soap in the background of you having sex. We will see you next Saturday for more strange sex adventures!
