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Relaxed Heartbeat stream - YouTube
I’m live on youtube again!
Trying out something a little more relaxed this time, no stressful FPS games or anything. Just relaxing :)
This post will be edited once the stream is over
If you've been on Tumblr for any length of time you've probably seen these two gifs:
Just stumbled across the source video for these today. Totally not what I was expecting.
https://archive.org/details/Experime1940
It's a 1940s Soviet experiment on keeping decapitated dogs alive. They were proving a point that because they could keep organs like that heart alive, they could probably pull it off with just heads. And they did. And it's pretty freaky. But at the beginning of the video before that, they had a beating heart hanging from some tubing and stuff.
Okay cardiophiles, when did you find out you had a love for hearts?
For me, I found I had an interest in hearts when I was about 6, and I realized I was a cardiophile when I was 13
Somewhere in the range of 2 years ago when I stumbled cross the Heartbeat Listener app in the store at like 2am. Don’t use that app anymore (I use EasyMic) but I still keep it installed.
I’ve been craving an examination recently, for someone to listen and analyse every single beat of my heart and tell me exactly what they hear. Unfortunatly, I’ve had to make do on my own. This file starts at Mitral, then moves to Tricuspid, then Pulmonic then Aortic, staying at each location for about 2 minutes
Sorry for the extra noises, I’m not great at keeping the steth steady with my hand
Enjoy :)
Okay, so being the person I am, I wanted to do an experiment to find out exactly what us females deal with when we post files on HBP. I wanted to do this experiment for 24 HOURS. I expected that I would have been allowed to delete said file in 24 hours, right? WRONG. I have to wait 5 DAYS before taking it down. We shouldn’t have to wait to have a file deleted if people are able to steal them or post negative comments already. I’m kinda shook because I didn’t want it to be on there that long.
I can *almost* see it from a moderation standpoint. Like if someone posted bad stuff on purpose then deleted it the second they saw a mod come online, but that falls apart because it doesn’t take 5 days for a mod to glance at new files, and that doesn’t justify forcing them to stay visible the whole time.
Having a hard time thinking of any real reason why people shouldn’t be allowed to delete their own content whenever they want. It’d be nice if this would get changed.
I can only understand this desire…
Stitched in a system to allow posting articles, currently testing it out with what will hopefully be the first of many "guides" to the community and cardiophilia in general. Things should solidify and will be fleshed out a bit more soon.
Intro
There's hundreds to thousands of people who like heartbeats and actively participate in heart-related activities scattered across this big ol internet thing, here's where you can find them.
Dedicated Sites
There's a handful of sites dedicated to hosting cardiophile communities, most of us are on at least one of them.
Heart2Heart
YOU ARE HERE.
The youngest and second-most popular dedicated site. In a lot of ways acts as a central hub to a lot of other split-off segments of the community. It's my personal favorite, and focuses more on providing a calmer area for people to share their interests.
Features: Live public/private streaming, live public chat, forums, secure file sharing, blocking, private messaging, cross-site integration with YouTube, Tumblr, and Discord, and more!
Heartbeat Pleasure
The oldest and most popular dedicated site. Very closed off compared to other sites. An NSFW section exists for people who donate or contribute many files over a long period of time. Adblockers are banned, as are anti-tracking addons that happen to block ads.
Features: Live public streaming, live public chat, forums, secure file sharing, blocking, private messaging, and more!
The Art of a Heartbeat
A ProBoards forum by Tumblr user BellaHeartbeatQueen. Last forum post was in August 2016, but there's a small chunk of stuff to check out if you're interested. Also paired with an active SFW community blog (Posts accepted by outside users) that shares a *lot* of heart-related art.
Features: Tinychat-based live streaming and chat, forums, community-fed blogs, and more!
CardioAuthors
A ProBoards forum by Cardiopium. Heavy focus on creative writing and sharing stories.
Features: Forums, and more!
Other scattered communities
These dedicated sites offer the most dense concentration of hearty people and content, but there are other huge pockets of cardiophilia on the net, too.
Tumblr
Tumblr's cardiophile community might just be the most active and popular of any site. Lots of content of all kinds, audio, art, video, text posts, stories, you name it. Check out the #cardiophila, #cardiophile, and #heartbeatfetish tags. If you're having a hard time finding people to follow, check out the Tumblr directory below.
Discord
If you like chatrooms, there's quite a few Discord servers dedicated to hearts. Discord supports live streaming and listening, as well as private chats and calls. The chat also supports file uploads, video/audio embedding, and link previews. If you want to know where to go, check out the Discord directory below.
YouTube
There's a fairly active network of uploaders on YouTube. You probably know YouTube. Upload videos, get comments on videos. YouTube also supports easy live streams, and there are a pretty good number of channels that broadcast live often. For a list of channels, check out the YouTube directory below.
Smaller groups
There's a few other tinier groups and such scattered across the internet. Kik groups, Skype groups, that kind of deal.
There's one open Kik group I know of, you can get yourself invited by posting in this thread.
On Amino there's also this cardiophile group.
And this furry cardiophile group.
Streaming Services
Best places for streaming are Heart2Heart, Heartbeat Pleasure, Discord, Skype, and YouTube depending on your needs.
Heart2Heart is great when you want to broadcast high-quality heartbeats to a lot of people. It's up to you whether you limit your broadcast to H2H members or let anyone in. You can also hide your stream from the public listing if you want to share privately. Allows but doesn't require specialized streaming software.
Heartbeat Pleasure is great when you want to broadcast high-quality heartbeats to anyone who's a member of HBP. Requires specialized streaming software.
With H2H and HBP, that (optional for H2H) "specialized streaming software" you're looking for is any streaming app that can handle Icecast. On iOS, your only options are iCast ($24) or Heart2Heart's in-site streaming button which works for both H2H and HBP. Other options for streaming include:
Discord works for whoever, but audio is tuned for real time voice chatting, and loses points on quality. Upside, it's available everywhere on every platform, streaming doesn't require any software downloads, and it's pretty easy to use. Can stream live to an entire server, one on one, or a private group.
Skype, in my opinion, is going downhill. But it still works absolutely fine for now. Shines brightest when used in one on one situations.
YouTube works well, good quality, downside is that streams need to technically be videos so either tape over that webcam or just broadcast straight black the whole time. Or don't, that's cool, too. YouTube wasn't made for this, but it works well and offers things nobody else does. Features a live chat (that YOU moderate) and the ability to play back your stream later effortlessly.
Chatting services
There's a lot of options when it comes to making friends and meeting people. The most popular platforms for private chatting are Skype, Discord, and (sometimes) Kik.
Skype is available everywhere, there's a web client so you don't need to install their app on your PC, works reasonably well, works cross-device and cross-platform, and stores chat history.
Discord is also available everywhere, also has a web client, works pretty well. Works cross-platform and -device, and stores chat history in a very searchable form. Because if its focus on group chatrooms, it's a bit easier to find people to PM without asking around on other sites.
Kik is only available on phones. Both iOS and Android, and only one device at a time. Chat history is stored, but if you move devices it's all lost. It's still a very popular option for texting and swapping photos (no voice or video calling), and has read/unread markers for messages you send.
Discord Servers
Lotsa Discord servers out there. When any of these servers become active, they show up on the front page of Heart2Heart.
Anthro Hearts
An active server with more of a focus on RPing and furry stuff and furry drawings and all that jazz. Both SFW and NSFW
Cardiophiles of Aperona
A more general server many, many different channels for all kinds of different interests. There are rooms for discussion and art both SFW and NSFW.
Cardiophiles Anonymous (NOW DEAD)
A pretty active server more narrow in scope than Aperona. People stream and upload files here pretty often. Has rooms for SFW and adult conversation and recently an NSFW channel as well.
There are also other active servers out there that aren't listed on H2H's front page.
Cardiophiles!
A cardiophile server with both SFW and NSFW sections.
cardiophile fr/vo
A hybrid french/english cardiophile server run by Tao Ott.
Heartbeats and Everything Else
A newly-formed server with an emphasis on free speech.
Mongrel's Lair
A strictly 18+ only server with heart content of all kinds.
YouTube Channels
There's a good number of heartbeat channels, you can find more through the "Related videos" and "Related channels" features, but here are all the blogs that have all their latest stuff slipped into Heart2Heart's activity stream.
Simoh Heartbeat
A cardiophile dude with a lot of content. Heartbeat audio with videos of himself recording.
thewyrdguy
Cardiophile channel with a lot of audio uploaded. Occasional videos, too, even a few visible heartbeat ones.
Gillian T
Cardiophile woman who streams a lot and uploads a lot of restful/ASMR audio.
Heartbeat Adventures
A channel with a lot of detailed audio files. She does live streams occasionally and has a few visible heartbeat videos.
Tumblr Blogs
Mind-bending number of blogs out there, and I'm pretty sure Tumblr has more cardio content than any other place on the internet, if you know who's posting it and how to find them.
Blogs with a star* have agreed to be slipped into the activity stream on the front page of Heart2Heart.
Chirabeats*, My blog. I mostly reblog hearty images from wherever I can find it and post helpful things whenever I can. SFW
KGV41*, "A 19 year old British girl who likes hearts a little too much", she posts a lot of original heart audio and hosts YouTube live streams pretty often. SFW
Heartskip-of-Rose, A cardiophile artist who posts a lot of original artwork and reblogs a lot of audio/visual files and cute text posts. SFW
She's Everything to Everyone, LOTS of high quality cardio stories. She doesn't write anymore but she has a very large library stored in her blog. SFW
hbplvrsblog, Cardiophile dude who is up for DMs. Lots of discussion posts and reblogs of art/images. SFW
heart-angel*, Mildly active cardio blog with lots of audio posts, original photos, and text posts. SFW
heartbeatadventures, Cardiophile woman who live who does *lots* of live streams and other videos on YouTube. Uploads a few photos and other things as well. SFW
cardiaccadillac, A cardiophilia/supernatural crossover blog. Curates a lot of art and photos. Lots of stories to read here, too. Lots of creative content in general. "Occasionally NSFW"
pastelpink-heart, Cardiophile lady that posts lots and lots of audio files. Also occasionally reblogs cardio-related images and photos. NSFW.
stethingdave, Cardiophile dude who posts. A *lot*. Of everything. Stories, original photos, cardio and fluffy content of all kinds. Lots of neat SFW stuff, but NSFW
eulalia-heart, She reblogs a lot of heart stuff from a lot of places, good general cardio blog. NSFW
cassandra-heartqueen, "A mother with an enlarged heart", posts a lot of content both hearty and not. Also posts her own drawings and OCs. *Mostly* SFW
darkchestofmyeye, Lots of heart porn, mostly hentai flavored. NSFW
resus-girl, The very active blog of a cardiophile woman with a big emphasis on resuscitation. Videos, photos, stories, discussion posts, everything. Lots of NSFW.
iwannafeelyourheartbeat, A rare cardioblog with stuff for dude-attracted individuals. Basically SFW? Lots of bare chests ofc.
hummingbirdhearts*, A couple-run cardiophilia blog with lots of artwork, text posts, stories, and other fluffy cardio stuffs. SFW
check2345, A pretty cool dude who does a lot of video edits. Not super active but good quality blog. NSFW
heartbro95, Cardiophile writer with a lot of text posts and audio files. "This blog contains mostly writing, heart sounds, and writing about heart sounds." SFW
the-heart-is-beautiful, Lots of photos, erotic cardio stories, and medical/resus content. NSFW
captredheart, Mostly hentai and furry heart porn. Not super active, but a very large archive. NSFW
krissyfoxx*, Cardiophile gal with a lot of text and light image posts, with some interesting discussion and info posts. SFW
This list is very much incomplete, and I plan on expanding it whenever I can.
As I have had many inquiries regarding my video with the syringe (including words of concern in pm’s), I thought I would give a bit of a background and explain why I did it…
Like everyone else I have met with an interest in a heartbeat, more than just the relaxing sound, there was always something about hearts and their workings that drew me to them. I remember when I was 3 and my grandfather died of a heart attack feeling oddly about it being his heart that killed him. I couldn’t wrestle with my siblings when young because hearing their hearts made me feel weird. Anyhow, somehow a constant access to a steth/doppler and occasional ultrasound machine turned the interest into a pretty strong correlation with sexual feelings.
Somewhere around 13 I read a medical journal that talked about the best access points for pericardiocentesis and found that the complications, while serious, were at a relatively low ratio (plus, if Nick Cage can do it in The Rock, why not me). I had access to sterile syringes and began experimenting. The apical approach was the best as my needle length was limited and after a few tries, I felt and heard the scratch of the needle across my heart. Unfortunately, it was a turn on and almost became an obsession.
The feeling is surreal, the tip breaking through your skin as your heart accelerates a bit in anticipation, making sure not to scrape along your ribs as you insert (it kinda hurts), pressing up against the pericardium while feeling the slight trusting of the muscle underneath until it abruptly gives way with a pop and the sharp point rakes across the myocardium. It doesn’t hurt, there is just a bit of pressure. In the past, I have left it there and just enjoyed the tap of the needle on the seemingly solid mass of muscle pushing against it, just imagining what it looks like inside me. On a couple odd occasions, I have had a vial of epinephrine around, and laying on my left side to make sure the needle was in the ventricle, injected a dose intracardiac. Absolutely none of this is a good idea. I don’t know how I have lived this long doing things this stupid. Yes, I sought help! But it did actually feel good until the days of worrying what I messed up after each session. There are other files, including audio of the epi incident, but it’s ancient and an odd format, so I may dig it out someday. Of course, I welcome any questions-within reason…
PSA: If The Rock was real Nick would be kill. I’m no doctor and I mean I realize most of you guys got this but please don’t go sticking needles in places that needles don’t belong, that has pretty fantastic odds of death please thank you.
reviewing the cardiac cycle before I take this exam and god. the number of things that need to happen quickly and correctly in a single heartbeat is friggin astounding. I love the heart so so much. it shouldn’t work the way it does but it just does it anyways we are SO fragile it’s SO awesome
Staked Vampire Heart
Ever feel like you should start over because your whole life has been one big mistake?
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This was requested several times, so here you go 😊
Let me explain the difference between stethoscope sound and Doppler sound: with a stethoscope you only hear the "lub-dubs" when your heart valves are closing. With a Doppler you can hear more details like the blood going in and outside the heart (the whooshing sound) and the movement of the heart chambers plus a galloping sound which is created by the heart valves. Sometimes a valve regurgitation is better heard with a Doppler than with a stethoscope, cause you can hear the bloodstream going back inside the heart.
Tbh, the loudness of a Doppler always kinda gives me the creeps (also with fetal heartbeats) but it's very interesting as well!
Really don't know about heart-specific topics of conversation. Usually only time I see it is when something about it comes up like "Oh my gosh my heart is trying to escape my chest." If you're trying to start conversations then that's probably the easiest way to bring it up I guess.
There's two people I know irl whom I've told about my "Interest". And having rambled a bit, it seems like they may be interested if it's intriguing enough. However, I'm badly out of steam and am kinda avoiding heart topics atm. So... Conversation Ideas? How do I get them to become cardiophiles as well?
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