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All that taka-taka-taka on the keyboard and tap-tap-tap against her cup, she really thinks she's doing ASMR.
Otherwise, this is feeder bait.
Who asked her to eat something with a creamy white sauce? 'Fess up!
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Well, she's diagnosed with ASMR, what do you expect.
All that taka-taka-taka on the keyboard and tap-tap-tap against her cup, she really thinks she's doing ASMR.
Otherwise, this is feeder bait.
Who asked her to eat something with a creamy white sauce? 'Fess up!
Thank you so much for the preservetube link! I refuse to give her a click.
All that taka-taka-taka on the keyboard and tap-tap-tap against her cup, she really thinks she's doing ASMR.
Otherwise, this is feeder bait.
Who asked her to eat something with a creamy white sauce? 'Fess up!
A solid 45 minutes of work posting on facebook groups as Damon White and messaging married women her crumble cookie videohttps://youtube.com/watch?v=fLvUSh516Qs
She back and she hongry
She's not even typing anything. It's just random gibberish. What word in the English language has 8 y's in it?All that work on her computer must be her actively looking for a new feeder, it’s a full time job
Slayyyyyyyy.What word in the English language has 8 y's in it?
LayyyyyyyygsShe's not even typing anything. It's just random gibberish. What word in the English language has 8 y's in it?
I mean the drinking noises did make me feel violent so maybe it's 3/10 ragebait.Lazy ragebait, 2/10
All that work on her computer must be her actively looking for a new feeder, it’s a full time job

I love how she can keep a somewhat normal walking speed when going straight but as soon as she needs to make a turn she has to awkwardly stop her momentum and walk on the spot, she also keeps flaying her arms, probably because her body is basically autisticImagine waddlen to a tree and back and being proud of that. And counting that as exercise. Now, don’t get me wrong. Normally I’d be all for moving in whatever way you can despite whatever disability or health issue. But this is Amber. In her mind, walking five steps means a trip to McDs for a reward.
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It's because she has a gravitational pull of her own, she has to spin on her axis to turnI love how she can keep a somewhat normal walking speed when going straight but as soon as she needs to make a turn she has to awkwardly stop her momentum and walk on the spot, she also keeps flaying her arms, probably because her body is basically autistic