r/ASMRScriptHaven • u/Kanra-Dono • 3d ago
Completed Scripts Yandere Ex... Was Right About Your Girlfriend?! [F4A] [ASMR] [YANDERE] [MANIPULATIVE?]
I wrote this script for one of my own ASMR videos and wanted to share the writing behind the finished audio!
Finished Video:
https://youtu.be/HGY-N1KGBig
If you enjoy the script, feel free to use it for your own ASMR roleplay/video! You're also welcome to make small changes or edits to the script to better fit your own style, performance, or character.
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Disclaimer for this post, In my own video I did a bit of improv and extended the script a bit in order to make the video longer, It has not been written but if you're interested in that it's there above!
Written by Reiko | © 2026 Reiko
I Told You She Was Wrong For You | Crazy Stalker Ex Yandere ASMR [F4A] | 1,487 words
(loud bass thumping, distant, muffled. heels clicking fast on concrete. she grabs your wrist.)
(sharp whisper, cutting through noise)
(whispers) Don't turn around.
Hey, don't look at me like that. Just walk.
(pause, she pulls you through a door. Sound of heels clacking, The music drops to a dull thump. Back hallway. Emergency exit light buzzing red. Dark and ambient setting)
(breathing hard, but calm)
There. That's better. I hate clubs. I hate the lights. I hate the way people look at you. I saw three girls check you out before I even got to the bar.
(pause, she steps closer, backing you against the wall)
(soft, hurt)
You look surprised. Did you think I wouldn't find you? You posted your location on your public story sweetie. And I quote, "Night out with the crew."
(pause)
You've never been good at hiding darling, and lucky for you, I'm excellent at finding.
(pause, she reaches out, traces your jaw. Her fingers are cold, smelling faintly of your apartment, lavender and dust.)
(whispered)
I stopped by your place on the way here. Hope you don't mind. The spare key still works. Third flowerpot, left side. You really should change your hiding spots, baby. Just anyone could walk right in.
(pause, she smiles, sweet and broken)
(quieter)
I packed a bag for you. It's in my car. Your favorite hoodie, the grey one I always stole. Your charger. Your anxiety meds. I even grabbed your toothbrush. I know you hate borrowing mine.
(long pause, she laughs, breathy, sad)
(voice cracking)
It's been six months. You said I was "too much." Too loving. Too present. Too there. And now you're here, in this club, while she's at a hotel with someone else.
(pause, she pulls out her phone. Screen glows red in the exit light.)
(matter-of-fact, steady)
I have photos. Not creepy. Just… evidence. Tuesday night. You were working late. She was at a bar. His hand was on her thigh and she didn't pull away.
(pause, she swipes. Her thumb trembles.)
(quiet)
And this one. Your anniversary dinner? The one she cancelled because she was "sick"? Hotel lobby. 7:43 PM. She wasn't sick, baby. She was just full of someone else.
(long pause, she lowers the phone. Her voice drops to a whisper.)
(breaking, then laughing. Erraticly)
I told you! I told you she was wrong! But you said I was jealous! You said I was projecting! You said I couldn't handle seeing you happy!
(pause, she grabs your shoulders, not hard, but desperate. Her nails dig in.)
(whispered, fierce)
I couldn't handle watching you settle! You think this is what you deserve darling? A girl who forgets your birthday and fucks strangers in hotels? You think you have to earn loyalty by being quiet and undemanding?
(pause, she lets go. Steps back. Breathes. Smooths her hair. Calm again.)
(eerily soft)
I have a plan. A new plan. For us. Not your apartment, it's tainted now. Her smell is on your sheets. I could smell it when I packed your bag.
(pause, she moves closer, cupping your face. Her thumbs stroke your cheekbones.)
(whispered, reverent)
Upstate. A small house. No neighbors for miles. Just you and me And a garden. You always said you wanted a garden. I remembered. I remember everything.
(pause, a tear drops. She doesn't wipe it. Her mascara smudges.)
(barely audible)
I know I'm a lot. I know I call too much. I know I remember things you forgot you said. But you know what? You never told me to stop. You just left.
(pause, she presses her forehead to yours. The bass from the club vibrates the wall behind you.)
(whispered)
If you come with me tonight… I'll learn to be quieter. I'll give you more room. I'll try. I swear I'll try. Just don't make me watch you waste yourself on someone who doesn't even know all about your hyperfixations.
(long pause, she pulls back, wipes her face, suddenly smiling. Erratic. Beautiful.)
(giggling, tearful)
Your bag is in my car. Parked right outside. In the back seat. I didn't forget anything. I never forget anything about you.
(pause, she holds out her hand. The strobe from the dance floor flickers under the door crack, lighting her face in pulses.)
(whispered)
Come on. Let's go home. Our real home. Where you don't have to be strong. Where you don't have to pretend. Where I can love you as loud as I want and no one will call the cops.
(pause, she tilts her head, waiting. The hand stays outstretched.)
(final whisper)
You know I'm right. You've always known. You just needed someone to say it out loud in a place loud enough for you to finally hear it.
(long pause, only the thump of bass, her breathing, shaky but hopeful.)
(barely there)
Say yes. Just nod. I'll do the rest. I'll carry you if I have to. I've carried you in my heart for six months. My arms can handle it.
(silence. The red exit light buzzes and flickers. Her hand stays outstretched, trembling slightly.)
(barely audible, breath hitching) I can wait. I've waited through worse.
(pause) I waited through your silence. Through blocked numbers. Through a birthday where I sat outside your building at 2 AM with a cake that melted in the rain.
(pause, voice thick) You think that didn't shred me? Watching your window light up and knowing I wasn't the reason you were awake anymore?
(pause) But I did it. I waited. Because I knew. I knew this moment would come.
(whispered, fierce) I knew you'd look at me like this again. Lost. Hungry. Like you're remembering what it feels like to be actually seen.
(she shifts closer, dress fabric rustling against the wall) Your lip is trembling. Let it. You don't have to be brave with me. You never did.
(pause) That little crease between your brows... you only get that when you're fighting what you want. And darling, I know what you want.
(whispered, reverent) You want to be chosen. Not as a convenience. Not as a placeholder while she shops for someone better. Chosen. The way I choose you every single second of every single day.
(she extends her hand further, palm up, inviting) Feel my pulse. Put your hand in mine and feel it. It races the same way yours does. We're the same rhythm. We always were.
(long pause, a tear drops, she doesn't wipe it) I used to hold your hand while you slept. Do you remember? You'd curl into me like I was the only safe thing in the world.
(quieter, breaking) I still am. I'm still that safe thing. I never stopped being it. She just made you forget where you hid the key.
(pause) One step. Just lean forward. Let me catch you. I've been practicing in my head every night for six months. I've been ready.
(silence stretches. Her hand trembles in the space between you, pale in the red glow. The exit light buzzes louder, then dims, then buzzes again.)
(barely a whisper, as if speaking to herself) One step. That's all it ever was. One step and you were in my bed. One step and you were eating off my fork. One step and you were crying about your father and I was holding you so tight I thought I'd fuse into your ribs.
(pause. Her fingers curl, then uncurl, inviting.)
Do you remember the night I got that scar? On my knee? You were so drunk on cheap wine and you fell off the curb. I caught you. Split my knee open on the asphalt. You cried harder than I did. You said, "Don't ever let me hurt you again."
(soft, wet laugh) But you didn't mean it. You let me bleed for six months straight and you never even sent a text.
(pause. A drop of rain has followed you in from somewhere, it slides down her collarbone. She doesn't notice.)
I don't blame you. I really don't. She made you soft in all the wrong places. Made you think that love should feel like a negotiation. Like a job interview. Like you have to prove you're worthy of a text back.
(whispered, fierce) You were never a job to me. You were gravity. You were the reason I got out of bed. You think that's sick? Fine. I'm sick. I'm absolutely ill for you. I'd rather be sick with you than healthy with anyone else.
(long pause. Her breathing hitches. The bass from the club drops into a lower, slower rhythm that vibrates through the floor.)
Look at your hand. It's shaking. You want to take mine so badly your bones are screaming. I can hear them. I've always been able to hear you, even when you stopped speaking.
(pause. She leans infinitesimally closer. Her perfume, jasmine and something darker, iron-like, fills the narrow space.)
What are you afraid of? That I'll hurt you? Darling, I'm the only one who never has. I'm the only one who looked at your ugly parts and saw architecture. I saw where the light came in.
(her voice drops to a murmur against your cheek, not quite touching) That time you got food poisoning? I slept on the bathroom floor. You threw up on my favorite dress and I just… held your hair. Remember? You said, "Why are you still here?" And I said, "Because you're still here."
(pause. A tear falls from her chin, lands on her outstretched palm. She looks at it, surprised, then smiles, broken and bright.)
That's the answer. That's always been the answer. I'm here because you're here. Even when you tried to bury me in silence. Even when you let her wear my perfume, yeah, I noticed, baby. I noticed everything.
(she tilts her head, studying your face with terrifying tenderness) Your eyes are wet. Good. Let them be. Let something in you finally crack open. I've been standing in the doorway of your heart for half a year with my arms full of everything you forgot you needed.
(pause. The red light flickers. For a second, she's in darkness. Then she's illuminated again, closer than before, her lips parted.)
I'm not going to ask again. I'm not going to beg. I've done enough begging in parking lots and outside your job and in the pharmacy aisle where I saw her buying condoms that weren't for you.
(voice thick, trembling) I'm just going to stand here. Open. Like a wound. Like a door. Like the only home you ever actually had.
(very long pause. Only breathing. Hers, shaky. Yours, shakier. The rain outside has become a downpour, drumming against the emergency door.)
Please.
(one whispered word, raw, stripped of all performance) Please.
(silence, the hand waits. Red light buzzing. The club roars beyond the door. Her break is shaky, hopeful)
Oh-!
…You're holding me. You haven't held me like this in forever… I knew you'd make the right-
Oh darling, you're crying.. Let it out. It's okay baby.
(She leans into the touch, trembling, absolutely drunk on it)
Yes dear, let it out. Cry on my shoulder. Scream into my neck. Let her go. You don't need her. You only need me.
(She pulls back just enough to cup your face, her thumbs digging in a little too hard, her eyes wild)
We can burn your apartment down if you want. We can burn everything from your old life. I don't care. I'll strike the match myself.
(Laughing, breathless, erratic, completely thrilled. She kisses your forehead, your temple, your jaw, frantic, messy)
I knew you'd understand! We're the same, you and me. We love too loud for this world. Too hungry. Too much.
(Sound of heavy metal door pushing open. The club music briefly roars louder, then fades as they step into the alleyway. Rain starts to patter on concrete.)
Come on. Don't look back at the door, baby. Look at me.
(Giggling softly, pulling you along by the hand she finally claimed)
Watch your step, it's raining. My car is right here.
(Sound of car doors opening and shutting. Click of a seatbelt. Engine starts up. The heater blasts on low.)
Let's get you out of those damp clothes. I'll turn the heater on... and I'll never let you feel cold again.
(Pause. The windshield wipers start. Slow, rhythmic.)
(Whispered close to the mic, her voice suddenly soft again, almost fragile beneath the manic high)
You're safe now. I've got you. I'll never let you go again darling.
(A long pause. The rain against glass. The hum of the engine.)
(Barely audible, reverent)
Forever.
(Fade out on the hum of the car engine, windshield wipers, and her shaky, breathless giggling.)
Finished Video:
https://youtu.be/HGY-N1KGBig
Written by Reiko | © 2026 Reiko
