ASMR Story Time & Doing My Nails

[@Mrsknightful]

Miss you Ashley! Your channel and voice are just magic to me.💛 I hope you and your family are doing well.💛

[@shueysmissus]

It's been a long time since we heard from you. Hope you and your family are OK xxxx

[@sabrinacopas1636]

Hope you are doing well, I check in periodically to see if you have posted. We would love another fall video. ❤️

[@elliewebb6651]

You’re truly such an amazing person to help someone who clearly was in need when nobody else would. I hope S is okay and that you are too xo

[@erisrolves4582]

My sister had a recent experience like this! She was on her way to work and came up on a car that had lost control and flipped over on the side of a 2 lane rural highway. She said she didn’t even think, she just pulled over and immediately went over to help, as did someone else. There were two little kiddos who crawled out that looked to be about under 5 years old, both physically okay but obviously very scared, that she held and comforted until first responders came. Like you, she was super shaken up but we discussed what a testament to her character it was that she immediately jumped to action when she saw someone in need. You’re good people, and you probably made a huge difference in the life of S 👏

[@greenbeautyASMR]

How wonderful that she was there to hold those children, they will never forget her ♥️

[@imak3upi]

You’re such a kind person. Thanks for keeping him. I’m sure you’re truly a hero for him and his family. I’m proud of you :)

[@shueysmissus]

I cried watching this. I could feel your emotions throughout. It's devastating that nobody stopped to help. I couldn't drive past somebody in need. I really believe sometimes we are where we are meant to be at exactly the right time. Your little boy will grow up to help people too because children learn what they live don't they? That man will never forget you. When I was first driving, I rounded a corner and there was a loose horse in the road. I served and ended up embedded in a lamp post. I was so shaken, so tearful and a man stopped and got out of his car and screamed in my face that I must have been driving too fast, which was simply not true. Dozens of cars drove past looking at me sobbing on the side of the road and bleeding from a superficial cut on my head and nobody stopped. But one kind lady who lived nearby walked over the road to collect me, took me back to her house, wrapped me in a blanket and gave me sweet tea until the emergency services arrived. I've never forgotten her. Those are the true hero's. I've raised my children to help anyone in need and I think the world just needs more kind people xx

[@greenbeautyASMR]

What a terrible experience that must have been for you 😔 So glad you made it out ok and that the woman was there to provide some comfort even when others didn’t.

[@shueysmissus]

Thank you, I almost gave up driving because of it, but I'm so glad I continued. I hope you are OK and I'm so pleased that you were there to help this poor man. Sounds like he was very lucky x

[@shueysmissus]

Strangely the very day you posted this, my 21 Yr old son was late home from work and it turned out he had been driving through a heavily wooded area and come across a car that had hit a tree. He stopped and helped and the man was OK but the car was a complete wreck. He stayed with him until the emergency services arrived. I am so glad he was able to help and what a coincidence that this literally happened the same day I had watched this video x

[@dream-landing]

You did something amazing, you saved a life and impacted countless others. PS: Your storytimes are the best.

[@kallikat719]

This is why we love your story time videos! You’re such a good storyteller and an even more amazing human being on top of that.

[@mel4sure]

Miss you! Hope you and your family are doing well!

[@sarahwilsonbenitez7109]

Where are you?? We miss you SO much and hope Everything is well with you and your family! Please update us if at all possible! We miss your soothing voice and updates about your life! Love you and praying for you daily!

[@anneka.lilyxo]

my mum has always shown bravery, that i admire greatly, stepping in and helping in situations needed. Stopping for animals that have been hit and taking them to the vet, stepping in when she witnessed a boy being physically bullied and pulling over whenever she sees a crashed car alone. For a single woman who’s only 5 foot she stands up for people and what she feels is right. The same with my grandma, who’s 86 and last year helped a teenager who was among friends but had reacted badly to substance abuse. It’s made such an impact that i often find myself being the first person to react in a bad situation and checking on people who don’t look to well. I’m sure it will have equally a big impact on your son, and that he will grow to be equally as caring and brave as you.

[@greenbeautyASMR]

This is beautiful. What absolutely strong and nurturing women they are. The world needs them ✨

[@Mammabean]

I just don’t even have words. You honored your father and his memory (I remember you mentioning has passing in a video years ago) in your actions and compassion and I truly feel he was within that adrenaline and with you. Holidays can’t be easy but this is one he was absolutely present for. I hope this comment isn’t out of line. I just couldn’t click off the video without acknowledging his presence. (Mamma bean- changed my user name and I know I’ve had the other for years on here)

[@greenbeautyASMR]

This comment means a lot to me, I feel seen. Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤️ ✨ And I’m glad you lmk this is you with a different user name!

[@BuriedTeeth]

I loved this story and your anecdote at the end. Thanks for spreading awareness about the importance of overcoming bystander effect and helping ppl.

[@katewarner7402]

What an incredible story! This brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for the reminder that we can't always count on someone else to help, because sometimes there is no one else.

[@sEd87]

You were the angel he needed in that moment.

[@whisperingbeeasmr]

Unfortunately, there’s thing called bystander effect where people are less likely to help when other people are also around. Everyone automatically assumes someone will help, so they don’t help. In my opinion, it’s worsened now because everyone prefers to post it online instead of helping. I never understood it. Thank you for sharing this story with us. You’re that man’s hero. ✨✨✨

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Also I think a lot of people just freeze in emergencies. That's why they advise people to be like "hey man in the green shirt, call 911" instead of just "somebody call 911!", because people are more likely to actually do something if directly told to.

[@nannybannany]

For sure. My mom taught me when I was younger if something was happening to yell out for a fire because most people will respond to a fire and help with that, but assault or anything else people tend to not want to be involved.

[@elspice8]

You, sweet, comforting Ashley, being the one who was there in this moment - this makes me believe in God! ❤

[@cchelvispresleyy]

I’ve watched this video so many times since you posted it. Yesterday, I called 911 and pulled over to help a person who was driving erratically and eventually crashed on the freeway. There were about 5 of us who stopped and I was so encouraged to know that there are kind and helpful people out there! I had you and this story in mind the whole time. I knew I couldn’t just drive by and ignore what was happening. It did not end as well as your situation did, but I will keep stopping and helping because of you. Thank you 💖

[@marianeukamm7938]

My daughter is 9 (almost) and I always teach her to help people/animals in need, wherever you are. She's witnessed me doing it many times. Very important lesson for our kiddos!

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Yes, animals are so so important to include as well ♥️

[@chelseas4118]

Miss your videos!!

[@nicnkeith]

Thank god you’re the one that stopped, that man I’m sure is so grateful. Honestly you went above and beyond so thank you for saving someone’s daddy, son, brother and friend 🥰🥰

[@mrs-valapalooza93]

I was about 6 years old and got seperated from my parents at a very large event (like 100,000 people type deal) I did the only thing I knew how to do which was cry. I did my best to look as scared as possible in hopes that another mom/dad would see me and help. I walked around by myself for at least 20 minutes past tons of families. One lady actually looked me dead in the face, looked me up and down, amd turned away. Surprisingly a young couple (who didn't have kids) finally asked if I was lost and needed help. Everything worked out ok, but to this day I still can remember that exactly lady that completely ignored me looked like. I can understand the hesitation of not wanting to help, but as a mom it still bothers me lol

[@jordannw8523]

Reminds me of one of the quotes from Mr. Rogers - “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” ♥️ You have such a good heart! Thank you for this relaxing video.

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Yes I thought of that quote too when I was telling the story! Thank you for watching 🤗

[@KezFromAus]

How kind of you to stop and help this man. I know what it is like to have a bad car accident and how comforting another caring human being can be. Bless you heaps for helping him! What a wonderful example for your son. Such an interesting story and your voice is very calming. Your nails look very pretty too! Lots of love from Western Australia xoxo

[@jennifermoss173]

That is sooooo amazing! God bless you! I believe there are angels among us and you are one of them!

[@Xandra_k]

I hope you are well. Please come back 🥺 Your videos give us so much comfort.

[@missolivee]

😭😭😭 wow!!! Thank you for sharing. Thank goodness you and your husband were there ❤️

[@stella8601]

Story times + you doing something w attention to detail are my favorite kind of videos! I watched Your cleaning the keyboard one probably 50 times haha… please make more!! 😍😍😍

[@victoriaxoasmrxo]

You’re such a wonderful person. This was so relaxing yet made me emotional in a good way! Truly so amazing. Thank you for being who you are ❤️

[@gabrielelias_]

Thank you, genuinely, for the trigger warning. It helped me know that it was time to click off, to avoid reliving old trauma (especially right before bed). I loved what I did see of the video! Rustling through a bag of things (nail polish, makeup, markers etc) is one of my favorite triggers ❣️

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Well done for listening to your needs/boundaries and hopping off ❤️ 🤗

[@marianeukamm7938]

oh my goodness what an amazing story, its no coincidence the highway was quiet at that exact time this happened and that you were right there! amazing job!!!!

[@jakekiszkasguitar]

i don’t think i have ever clicked on an asmr video so fast.. lol love your storytimes!!

[@gmbrooksy]

I have covid and just laid down to take a nap, so this is perfect timing! 💛

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Hope you mend quickly!

[@jules_lp4449]

I have Covid (Omicron) too. It certainly was perfect timing. 🥰

[@Mrsknightful]

Me too. :( Everyone seems sick these days.

[@madeleinek9229]

me too!!

[@gmbrooksy]

@@greenbeautyASMR thank you 🙂💛

[@Mrsknightful]

I haven't started it yet but I am so excited! Your story times are my favorite. You are so good at them.❤

[@mg5652]

Your story times are the best!🤍

[@kerri212]

so excited to watch this☺️ thank you for the countless nights of anxiety relief and tingles!

[@plantzommy]

As an ED nurse I just want to thank you. So much. I have nightmares all the time from codes! Your videos help so much tho 💜💜💜 a few coworkers have forgotten their mask running into a code before (we wear them in all codes, not just COVID codes). Glad you’re healthy and so happy to hear that you have this instinct. You’re amazing!!!

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Thank YOU for all you do 🤗 And thanks for being here. I would love your email address (if you feel comfortable). If you are interested and able, will you send me an email? [e-mail]

[@reggieom1696]

Wow. Such an amazing story. I hope S is okay! You were very brave. Blessings🙏🏼❤️

[@Mystery-ASMR]

I was really stressed before I watched this video, I feel much better and relaxed now, thank you 🤍

[@WhiteRabbitAlice]

I just realized that you have become the only ASMRtist I watch lately. And by lately I mean like a year now. Lol

[@ellalalala4538]

Wonderful ASMRtist and needs much more exposure... I hope she trends soon 🙏 💕 ❤

[@bettyveronica9880]

OMG! I'm going to watch this before bedtime. 💚💚💚💚

[@ReunionMana]

I loved this video! Please do more nails + talking videos!

[@ceriseL0L]

your storytimes are so interesting

[@victoriaxoasmrxo]

Miss you and your videos!!

[@dpet18]

Missing your content a little extra today! I hope you and your family are doing well and that one day you'll catch us up!

[@greenbeautyASMR]

I plan to be back soon! 😊

[@imak3upi]

@@greenbeautyASMR I been checking back so often waiting to be surprise 😅 hope you’re doing well 😊

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Hey if you wrap the string of the teabag around the mug handle, it usually won't fall into the hot water like that!

[@greenbeautyASMR]

I usually do that but was too focused on making sure everything was in the shot 😆

[@agds91078]

I sooo miss her doing videos 😢

[@50hellkat2]

One of the best days of his life because you were there for him. He will be grateful to you for the rest of his life.

[@WhateverIsTrue01]

What an amazing story ❤️

[@reggieom1696]

Miss you Ashley 😔

[@paigejarrell5132]

Yes!! I check everyday to see if she’s posted any new videos. Miss her so much!

[@kxo17]

when are you gonna post again?!?! i miss your videos!!

[@emeraldangelle]

psych chat on hoarding please !!!!🙏🏼💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@realpeachlipgloss]

can't wait to listen to this while I draw

[@justyna.1979]

❤🙏 You are amazing!!!

[@ravenheartvixen]

miss this channel

[@andrewbarratt7736]

You are truly missed! Just hope you are okay!

[@southcarolinagirl390]

Miss you girl! 😢

[@margod9464]

You are missed. How are you doing?

[@JustReadTheBible]

Hoping you are well. Just love your videos. Come back?? ❤❤

[@lilyell2554]

Really hoping that everything is okay with you and your lovely family. I miss your videos! Much love ❤️ x

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Hi 🤗 we are ok! Sooo many changes over here, but everything is well ♥️ I hope to make a video soon because I miss you all. We are currently in the middle of a huge move so all my equipment is packed. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Big hug to you ♥️

[@lilyell2554]

@@greenbeautyASMR Oh!! I'm so pleased you're okay!! Take your time getting back to normality, we will all be looking forward to your next video, whenever that may be. X 💖

[@DMacDGBSM]

​@@greenbeautyASMR Thanks for the update , cant wait

[@LLMaybesDesigns]

Omg this made me tear up. You’re amazing. I saw on Instagram you were doing a psych chat on body image?! Not anymore?

[@greenbeautyASMR]

I am 😊 Coming soon!

[@annieway35]

I think some of us just act on instinct and others are bystanders. Probably something to do with how we're raised, in a fearful anxiety driven family or an action oriented family. My friends say that I "run to the danger" while they run away, like you, I don't even think, I just act. A guy in my neighborhood crashed is motorcycle into a van and had a compound fracture in his leg. I immediately ran to the sound of crash and made him comfortable and told people to call 911, get a blanket, move the motorcycle out of the way etc. I'm sure you had a touch of PTSD just from the incident itself, how interesting that you and his partner share the same name! Like divine intervention.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

My mom's car just broke down one Sunday, late afternoon, on the highway. Because of some DUMB STUFF we had to wait like an hour and a half for a tow truck to show up. So we were ultimately sitting there in a broken down car on the side of a busy highway in broad daylight for two hours, and TWO people stopped - one of them was a police officer who made sure we felt safe and we had a tow truck coming and told us to call 911 if we ended up needing to, and one of them was a very polite young man with broken English who asked if we needed a jumpstart or anything. We were like 15 minutes away from our apartment so it was very irritating, but also it's kind of appalling that for two hours, only two people pulled over to ask an old lady if she needed help on the side of the road. But I get it - people just don't want to get involved in something that might turn out to be dramatic and they assume someone else has it covered. We all like to think that if some emergency happened we'd jump into action and be the hero, but in reality there's some kind of wild disconnect that happens in most of our brains that's like "oh an emergency, that's so scary aaaaaaaahhh let's move along". I think there's some kind of self-preservation ancient animal instinct that's responsible for it, like how in the animal kingdom if some animal is in danger the other animals in the pack/herd/group might just be like "sucks for you" and leave the situation. I just heard the other day about some alligator that was eating a pigeon once, and there was a pigeon right next to them as it was happening and the pigeon didn't even look alarmed. I mean there's nothing a pigeon can do if an alligator is eating another pigeon, but even in the animal kingdom you've got creatures that are just like "oh, danger. I'll just... not do anything." I mean it didn't even leave, right?

[@greenbeautyASMR]

So well put. I lold at the pigeon just watching as his pigeon friend was eaten 😳😂 But you’re right, there’s several reasons why people don’t intervene, some of which can be evolutionary. I’m glad that at least two ppl stopped (instead of zero). Hope your mom got the car stuff figured out, that must been unsettling sitting on the side of the hwy for two hours!!

[@sabrinacopas1636]

I am a believer that God puts us in the right place at the right time, I am so thankful that you were there for the gentleman.

[@Donnapalooza]

Mommy is a hero and doesn’t need a stinking cape!

[@WhiteRabbitAlice]

You're going to have to start to make up stories... I love your story times. You claim you have nothing to talk about then you proceed to tell the most amazing stories.

[@floxryal5514]

YAY ANOTHER ONE

[@Tookyclothespin]

Miss you! Hope you’re well. ❤

[@reinhardt5405]

Reminds me of one accident I witnessed a few years ago. My dad was the driver and I the passenger. I heard a loud thud of steele near us. I looked around and realized an old man had crashed right infront of us but on the side of the rode. His car was over the pavement. To my surprise he reversed back and began to continue driving forward as his car was fully damaged. One of his loose car parts began to drag across the road (my dad and I still behind) with a loud screeching noise. To my shock he once again crashed onto a lamp post. I was mortified because smoke began to rise. I quickly shouted at my dad "Stop the car! Let's help him! He crashed again!!" Believe me, my dad suddenly quickly sped off before I opened my car door to assist the man. We left the poor old man behind in smoke and all. I was deeply upset at my dad for doing such atrocious act. He claimed that he refused to get us involved because if something had gone horribly wrong, Id be the one to blame and his family might've sued me. He often discourages me to help anyone out otherwise I will get crucified. I highly disagree and regardless I still help when I must. To each their own. This possibly might give you an insight on what those bystanders are possibly thinking when refusing to help. I also hope that old man who crashed was fine. I can only hope.

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Yeah this is good context. There definitely are multiple reasons why some people won’t stop to help. Thanks for sharing your experience 😊

[@lilyell2554]

Ashley, are you and your beautiful family safe and well? I really hope so. I do hope that you'll return to the this space soon. I miss your content! x

[@lilyell2554]

Please just know, Ashley, that you are very loved and cherished. I hope you're safe.

[@shueysmissus]

I miss you xx

[@imak3upi]

I hope you’re doing good miss your videos :)

[@tarynngracee7018]

Miss you

[@WhiteRabbitAlice]

What happened to you at the mall happened to me once. What happens when you come to tells alot about what caused it .. Like they will ask were you confused or not. Did you come right to? And so on. The sweating part .... says you may ha e passed a blood clot. This is how they explained it to me. I had been in a car accident many months earlier ...where I smashed my head bad. When I said it was months ago they said it could happen up to 5yrs later. Scary part is ...yes . it could kill you 5yrs later. So maybe my story might help you figure out what happened that day to you at the mall. The sweating was awful. I never felt so HOT. I was ready to tear my clothes off before it passed. Then I was like.. WTF was that?!!

[@greenbeautyASMR]

Wow. This is really interesting… never even thought of a blood clot 😳 thank you for sharing!

[@hawaii3231]

Heeyyyyyy