Another inane comment from the person who brushed over something he doesn't experience and goes ahead and dismisses it as some sort of a hoax or a way to scam money.

Here's a thing - there are thousands of people who experience ASMR (including myself) and I only recently found out that it is a thing. Previously I had assumed that everybody feel it, but simply don't talk about it. Apparently not. How am I being scammed out of money then? This is not something somebody imposed on me - I had it all my life.

Actually this phenomenon is very real. I experienced it all my life and didn't know others did as well, let alone have a name. I remember the first time I felt it - I was in the 6th grade (in the 80s), and a girl needed a table to write on while outdoors, but didn't have one, so she asked to use my back. I had an immense wash of tingles that felt like shocks and glitter traveling from the top of my head all the way down my spine. It was one of the most pleasurable things I had ever felt. It seemed really weird at the time. I also got the same feeling from the electric shaver on my neck at the barber, and the rhythmic strumming of train wheels on a track.

Anyway, this is very real, though not everyone experiences it. For those who don't, like yourself, it seems like a bunch of BS.

You shouldn't comment if you have no idea what you are talking about. A lot of really good content is free on youtube and it helps people relax and even "tingle". I say this because it has this effect on me and has helped me fall asleep during times of high stress.

... and erectile dysfunction is psychogenic, amirite?