This lady is such a wonderful, creative thinker in the ASMR "space". As an English/Philosophy graduate (a very long time ago), who found that I had quite a lot to say, for some reason, about Imagist Poetry in particular, which was a couple of weeks of the "Modernist Literature" unit of the English half of that degree (which was run by a truly wonderful American woman who I knew as Professor Maria Lauret), I truly love this. Makes me feel rather nostalgic. I kind of miss the time when I had such strong, instinctive attitudes towards mere experience; about mere organised words.
It seems to me we don't really grow wiser as we age (that might be a significant collective category of delusion); we just gradually lose interest in what we once found simply outrageous, or just plain wrong, or worse.

Welcome back ❤We’ve missed you 😊

So glad you’re back!

P.S. “Agape” in that context is pronounced “ah-GAH-pay”

So pleasant to hear your clear voice and received pronunciation again!

She's back! 🎉

Your videos are so relaxing and enjoyable! Interesting information that helps me learn is somehow so much more calming than other things. I don’t know why that is, but your work makes a big positive difference in my life. Thank you!

I like that you never really whisper. Anyone can whisper, but you have to have a good voice to soft spoken.

your whisper's easily among the best i've heard in fifteen years of watching asmr, would love to hear a full video with just that!

Thank you so much, for teaching us so much.

This was beautiful. Thank you Jessa for sharing part of yourself as the conduit between what could have been a lovely writing exercise that instead evolved into a cathartic omniscence so that we may witness our own humanity.

i’ve missed your videos so much

My wife and I had a long distance relationship after meeting at the beach, the summer after my freshman year of college.  It was always the letters. I would imagine her hands writing them. This was back when long distance phone calls were too expensive for college students.  No internet,  face time or any of the current tools for long distance relationships. How lucky we were. Watching your hands write really took me back. Our relationship faded but the record was kept, packed in boxes. She was the "keeper of the record" Those dainty beautiful hands moving like a figure skater across the paper. We both lived our lives.... raised children and pretended until we could no longer fool ourselves. My plan was to live long, outlive my current spouse and someday find her again.  One day a got a letter, just a friendly letter. It was sent to my mother's house... my last known address. The handwriting on the envelope made my face warm like I was in front of a fire. I need to go back to sleep now. Thank you for this. I will need to watch again.  It's beautiful.  ❤

Welcome back. I was just thinking the other day to post a comment on a previous video to see if you were OK. Happy to see/hear you!

So articulate and terse at the same time. You beauty. we missed you Jessa.

How special this is. I find Elizabeth and Robert oddly relatable. My Robert died 22 months ago. Much too soon, with his letters being songs and mine being failure to manifest. He is still a contributing factor to my nightly need for askr in a world dulled and silent without my songbird.

You're back! Yay🎉

ἀγάπη!  It's a pleasant surprise to see ancient greek mentioned in the wild.   I've been studying ἡ γλῶσσα(the tongue) for a few months now❤

Really always appreciate your honesty. Thank you for your videos.

Yay you’re back!

Perfection at its finest! Highly enjoyed this 😊