How to avoid static shocks

I seem to attract static shocks more than a super-magnet attracts metal filings.
From touching the window or doorknob, to pushing the button on the machine that gives you your parking ticket, i feel like one of Pavlov’s dogs - anything metal is now dangerous and to be approached with extreme caution.
Here’s a bunch of articles explaining how to prevent this from happening:
What can I do to prevent static shock? (comment - this site is one of the first useful/interesting sites I ever went to, and it’s still going strong)
Static Electric Discharges and How To Prevent Them Zapping You (bad idea: You could try driving completely naked. Going out in public unclothed is not recommended though, and liable to get you arrested. It’s doubtful the police would believe you’re trying to prevent static build-up.)
Controlling Static Electricity - Stop Getting Shocks (interesting - static shocks to your computer can break it)
People who know me say that it’s just my electric personality.
sorry, my monday morning jokes aren’t usually funny.
let’s just say, I’ll be ex-static when summer arrives..
i’ll just stop. right. there.
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