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R.L. Stein
When I’m hiking a trail and everything goes dead silent.
Any media that resonates with me, music can get me to cry pretty easily too tbh. Usually has to be something new though, familiar music doesn't really cause me goosebumps.
Certain movie scenes. When I was a kid I watched Back to the Future a lot, and the scenes with the DeLorean always did it.
Also certain memories when they come at opportune times.
And rarely when I pee...usually when I'm too hot after exerting in the summer heat.
Recognizing certain music definitely does it to me too. Especially if I have strong memories around that song.
Other times I'll get it from music I don't recognize if it has strong multi layered harmonies.
Not many things gave me goosebumps, but one song that did almost without fail for the first couple weeks that I'd binge listen to it, was gonna know we were here. I'm not normally a country fan, but for some reason that song in general would do it every time.
I eventually listened to it enough that I can't even bear hearing the song anymore, but for a while it was the only thing I'd listen to.
hearing the words good boy.
Music certainly does. Probably the main emotional cause, followed by staying out too late while stargazing and getting spooked by casual bumps in the night.
A good scream or a sustained wail will do it. Do you like metal? Lacuna Coil - Sleep Paralysis comes to mind.
Chalkboard
Evo moment 37
moment 38 too, but that one may be because i was there
Clthothegod - I feel different everyday
gooses with bump causing diseases
Mind dependency - Blindspott
Not much anymore. Possibly related to Alexithymia.
Sometimes in a negative way if I forgot something important what I should've done.
The thought of scraping my nail on a "rough" marble.
Touch me xoxo
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