If someone gives you an electric shock, here’s what it means

Not completely, but there are ways to limit them:

• Wear clothes made of natural fibers (cotton, linen).
• Drink plenty of water and moisturize your skin regularly.
• Use an air humidifier in winter.
• Touch a metallic surface (like a doorknob) with a metallic object before shaking someone’s hand: the charge will dissipate painlessly.
• Opt for shoes with conductive soles if you are particularly sensitive.

In conclusion:  no one is “electrocuting” you out of mystery or hidden intent. It’s nothing more than a simple interplay of electrons… made perceptible by a static discharge.