Is it normal to get a tingly feeling when you hear someone speak with hard s's?

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Ever since I was little, whenever someone would say a word and use a hard S, I would get a tingly feeling in my head. It sounds really weird, but it's true. I liked the feeling, too. The hard S--for example, on the kids' show Hey Arnold, Helga's sister Olga always spoke with in a really girly voice, with hard S's.

Has anyone else experienced this?

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  • bodwin
    13 years ago

    facebook asmr :)

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  • Potatoskins
    7 years ago

    ASMR

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  • kaelanduck
    13 years ago

    Only when hearing it through a speaker system

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  • chickenpede
    13 years ago

    Maybe you have synaesthesia (yes it's spelled right!), a linking of one or more senses. You should look it up :)

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  • heyxxholly
    13 years ago

    what are you saying bowdwin?

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  • bodwin
    13 years ago

    or research kundalini

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  • timebobbu
    13 years ago

    I watch theWillofDC on youtube.. nuf said

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  • korn3654
    13 years ago

    Go see a neurologist.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    I really don't understand what you mean, but I remember hey Arnold and I used to love that show

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  • huBelial
    13 years ago

    I get this too!! Its mostly girls that really stress the s sound.

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  • vaprick53
    13 years ago

    Maybe you have gaydar :)

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  • deepthought33
    13 years ago

    Is this the only time you feel this sensation? There are a couple other stories on this site about tingly brain sensations (mine is one of them)but everyone that has responded all have multiple triggers.
    I think I know exactly what you're talking about. There is a Facebook group forming (and an upcoming website) called Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response Group.
    Check it out and see if you gots what we gots! :)

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  • Jurryaany
    13 years ago

    yeah... but I think you got a more severe case!

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