ASMR Realistic Optometrist Eye Exam (With or Without?)

[@JamesMatthewASMR]

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[@vanix9085]

So glad you uploaded! I got fired today so I was sad, but this helped me relax.

[@kharxss]

Aw I’m sorry! Hopefully you’re able to find a job you love and that deserves you !

[@helunanova]

I'm sorry, I've also been fired in the past, its very hard to cope with but you will get over this and realize it was not the right environment for you to shine in your light, you deserve something that fits you better, stay strong! ❤

[@kayleighgallacher2858]

Such an incredibly talented ASMR creator. Amazing video as always! Even the advert was relaxing 😌✨

[@gelenamurena]

amazing as always! you have such a great voice, I equally enjoy your singing and asmr style speaking ✨

[@alisonsoifer4191]

Welcome back James! Great video!

[@DebborahMay]

Headed in for an eye check soon ahead of learning to drive - bet it won't be as calm and relaxing as you made this though. Fabulous as ever James :) Thank you! Hope you're keeping safe and well xx

[@alphamack3112]

Fantastic work, as always, James, very relaxing Plz stay safe & keep shining.

[@caeleehall9728]

Incredible as always!

[@Delilah.Elizabeth]

Enjoyed this roleplay, as always! Take care, James! 💜

[@celestemikayla1185]

Perfect in every way James! 💛

[@whizzasmr5143]

If only eye exams were this relaxing irl 😅 another great roleplay James 😃

[@gabrielleclapper6809]

I take the “don’t move your head just your eyes” very seriously 😆 and that always the part that makes me so sleepy! Another great video as usual 😊

[@XswooterX]

Great as always!

[@andreeapetean]

For me was no 5 😊. 3rd time on this video, never manage to last more than 10 min, always falling asleep. Great video.

[@evie-yx7if]

Where'd the jellyfish go? Loved this video, your medical roleplays are definitely the best! Hope your doing well and looking after yourself James! Thank you for this video :))

[@jenniferlynnschlomer8387]

Great video 👍 thanks for some relaxing up close attention. 😊❤

[@massgators22]

Great video ! Love the set design 😃

[@birliban369]

Very much enjoyed! Thanks 🙏⭐

[@sweetfeliko]

Marvellous stuff, as always 🥰 I hope the scars on your arm are healing nicely! Sure looks badass 😎I'll doze off now with your stunning and soothing voice echoing through my head 🧡

[@lelizebronkhorst5895]

You are amazing. Hope to meet you one day. But I am in South Africa🇿🇦 if you ever come. It would be a honor to meet you in person

[@jwilsss]

So good!

[@karlaalvarez9446]

Yay I’m excited 😊

[@juancarlosgarcia2588]

Hello James, I love your videos, they are very relaxing and your voice is a relaxing and sensual auditory delight at the same time. Greetings from México 🇲🇽 ✌️

[@aldogutierrez6637]

Thank you

[@-Kewin-Kalleu-]

It's great that you made such a video that now I know who it is about what you did friend 😂🎉

[@vincentkohlumcfan22]

Wow is this inspired by SRP ASMR? Nice work!

[@mon_moi]

the dad is back with another relaxing vid 👻

[@I_love_all_the_animals]

What do you mean, “the dad?”

[@Hunlover123601]

real eye exams: anxiety inducing high stress unhappy times asmr eye exams: oh good stuff, very relaxing. such calm, much cosy.

[@JamesMatthewASMR]

I’m one of those weird people who get all those ASMR feelings from real eye tests 😂

[@chaislemonom]

​@@JamesMatthewASMR same!

[@jemsstitchery]

Fantastic video!

[@renanbosque1520]

i do not understand nothing you sayíng because i don't speak english but i liked your vídeo :)

[@paulabell8767]

❤❤❤

[@SJZaver6]

jamesm20

[@sarahstu5742]

🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@johannagillberg8186]

Hallo James

[@mamamillwright458]

Question 🙋‍♀️ Isn't all vision "distance vision"

[@JamesMatthewASMR]

Well technically yes, but it’s shorthand for things that are far away 😂 nice to know people as pedantic as myself watch my channel hahah 💙 good question

[@mamamillwright458]

@@JamesMatthewASMR ☺️ my bad

[@creature4169]

As someone working in Disability Welfare work can I say something? The amount of elderly that I work with that were all once fitness enthusiasts like yourself and are all now crippled and "wheelchair bound". They now wish they'd not been as enthusiastic about their fitness because long term they've found out that their bodies were not meant for such treatment. I understand you won't believe me, but I've seen a lot of this over the years

[@JamesMatthewASMR]

Looking after your fitness is actually something that can keep you from having to suffer with immobility as you get older. Yeah, if you lift like an idiot and chuck weight your body can’t handle around; it’ll do some damage, but I don’t train like that, or advise anybody train like that 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@creature4169]

@@JamesMatthewASMR so you're saying all of these clients were idiots 😡 I was trying to pass on a little wisdom from them. I thought you might appreciate it.

[@JamesMatthewASMR]

No, that’s not what I’m saying, don’t put words in my mouth. What I’m saying is you’re discouraging people from doing something that there’s overwhelming scientific data is GOOD for them, when done correctly. Lots of people injure themselves when trying to lift weights, that’s why it’s important not to just dive into the weight section but to get proper advice from a trained PT (which I am, by the way) Also young men need to remember heavy weights aren’t always necessary to building muscle, if you create the resistance necessary from light to moderate weights you can avoid injuries and stay fit and healthy in your old age. The answer is making sure to do it under supervision and do it correctly, not discourage people from getting fit. That’s a ridiculous thing to do.

[@dreamfolorn]

Weighing in with two cents here - a lot of the equipment/footwear/support gear that is available to use now is much better than it used to be, and our knowledge of what constitutes a healthy lifestyle is much better now too. My dad used to be a professional athlete (100m sprint) for cash, touring Highland shows, pro races and all that, and is now 70. His knees are shot to bits, but he very much blames the understanding of exercises and physio they had at the time and the lack of running shoes and studs of the quality we have now. He also speaks of the WILDLY unhealthy culture that went along with pro running in those days - people trained hard, ran hard and then drank hard. Of course injury can happen, but to look at athletes of the past and use them as an example not to train now is to discount 40+ years of medical and technological advancement that has happened since they were in their peak physical condition.

[@I_love_all_the_animals]

@@JamesMatthewASMR Oh, wow! 🤯you’re a personal trainer, too, James?! I knew you wore a lot of hats🎩🧢⛑, so to speak, as far as things you did, and I just learned you are your own video editor, too (from the comments under your two collab videos with Madi), but I didn’t know you were also a personal trainer. 💪🦵🏃🏋My goodness! you must have excellent time-management⏱ skills, to be able to fit so very many activities into your schedule! 🗓 Bravo, man! 👏You must be far more dedicated than I am. 👍🏻 IDK how you do it all. 🤷🏻‍♀ You’re absolutely amazing! 😀🏅