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#70 Call Me Phoenix: Voice, Intimacy & the Psychology of Auditory Eroticism

February 3
57 mins

Episode Description

Can voice alone create intimacy, arousal, and emotional safety?

In this episode of The Erotic Realm, I’m joined by Call Me Phoenix — erotic audio creator, virtual companion, and switch — to explore the psychology of auditory erotics, voice-based desire, and intimacy without physical bodies.

We talk about phone sex, asexual audios, nervous-system regulation, and why sound can feel safer and sometimes more intimate than touch or sight. Drawing on psychological research into ASMR, this conversation reveals how voice can calm the body while simultaneously creating erotic arousal.

In this episode, we explore:

  • How voice creates intimacy differently from touch or visuals.
  • Erotic audio as self-soothing and nervous-system regulation.
  • Why some people feel more “seen” through listening than looking.
  • Auditory fetishism, auralism, and voice-based desire.
  • Desire, connection, and presence without physical contact.


Research article: The effects of autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) on mood, attention, heart rate, skin conductance and EEG in healthy young adults.

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Thanks for listening!

Stay perverted,

Emma

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