Even if you don't consider yourself to be a member of the fetish community, we all have things that may turn us on more or less than the next person. Have you ever realized during an intimate session that what you were hearing was aiding in getting you there? If so, you might be into what's known as auralism—and you most definitely aren't alone…

Dip your toe in the water with ASMR, Binaural Beats and erotic EDM tracks.

You’ve likely had plenty of experiences with ASMR without even realizing it. ASMR stands for “autonomous sensory meridian response.” This may sound fancy, but it’s essentially a sensation of spine tingling and euphoria that people experience when exposed to certain sounds, visuals or physical touch.

In most cases, ASMR is linked to an audio-visual trigger - you hear certain soft sounds, (opening packages, whispering, eating certain foods slowly) feel certain types of touch, (a feather run over your skin, light massage) or see certain things (such as shibari rope tying or someone completing a puzzle) and this makes the brain happy, leading to that spine-tingling bliss down your whole body.

The use of binaural beats is a meditation method that is intended to manipulate your brain waves and put you in a relaxed state that can enhance the feeling of sexual arousal.

When humans have sex the hormone oxytocin (sometimes referred to as the love hormone) is produced in our brains. This in part leads to the very pleasant feeling that occurs during sex.

The binaural beats used in this method stimulate the brain, which is used to put you in a highly relaxed state of mind and may help to produce “happy chemicals” like oxytocin and dopamine which can be highly pleasant.

Those who experience Erotic Audio describe the experience as a tingling inside their heads, or a head rush. Sometimes the sensation extends down their backs or limbs. It's often referred to as a Braingasm, but counterintuitively, it's also supposed to be relaxing, a mellow feeling.

It all comes down to personal preference. Can you wash out the Toob and use it again? Of course - you used to wash Socko, didn’t you? But it is nice to have a shiny new Toob every once in a while…

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