Summer Breeze—Chewing sounds, swallowing time, a quiet sense of immersion: Chewing ASMR fetish [200115_02]

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* This work is fictional, and all persons appearing in it were 18 years of age or older and were filmed with their consent.

Hey.

Actually,
You're not supposed to make slurping noises while you eat.

That's what we're taught from a young age,
The older you get, the more you tend to hide things.

And yet.
I wonder why.

What you can hear on the other side of the earphones
The sound of splashing,
I find myself listening intently for a little while.

This time, the microphone is close.

It's surprisingly close.

that's why,

Crunch.
Fluffy.
Squish.
Slurp, slurp.

You can even hear about changes in the food they eat.

The sound of biting into a sausage.
The sound of marshmallows being crushed.
The sound of pudding falling apart.
The sound of a cake being swallowed whole.
The sound of a banana softly crumbling.

And all of that

Slurp.
Slurp, slurp.

It blends into that sound.
From between the parted lips, from the side of the tongue
What was once crushed food
They are being pushed out.

perhaps,
The reason I'm drawn to it isn't the sound.

Someone reveals something they don't usually show.
I think it's because it makes you feel like you've seen just a little bit of it.

Time that was supposed to be kept hidden in good manners.

The movement of the mouth.

A habit of chewing.

The moment before swallowing.

Those kinds of things,
A single microphone can suddenly bring you closer.

My chewing ASMR.

This is more like footage of an eating scene,
A time to observe what it means to be human through listening.
That might be the case.