Posts by cosmicridge5

In the winter, the air gets really dry, which makes it easy for static electricity to build up on your body.

Joe, I get the science behind it, but is it really necessary to get shocked 15 times a day?! And why does it feel like it's always happening to me?😕 😢

Are you wearing synthetic fabrics?

No, I actually have a bit of an aversion to synthetics...

Dry skin?

Nope, not that either... I'm pretty much a lotion fanatic, I moisturize every single day...😁
Koch, thanks, but you'll have to do better than that...😢
Help me out here if God knows how.....😉

So, here's the deal...
For the last month or so, I feel like I’m getting shocked every single time I touch something. Every time I turn on the faucet—zap. It's reached a point where I've developed this weird, paranoid fear of my own plumbing. It's the same thing with anything living, too; I get a little jolt whenever I touch someone or something—it's happening like fifteen times a day! 😕 At this point, it's actually getting a bit concerning. My boyfriend keeps joking that there must be some upside to it, like being able to charge my phone by sticking it in my mouth when the battery dies... 😁
Anyway, I wanted to ask you guys: does anyone actually know what's going on? Am I undergoing some kind of metamorphosis? Am I an Alien? Or should I just change my handle to "Elektra"? 😁
Seriously though, help me out if you can... 🙂

I don't think I'll ever get over what happened back then...😁
I was maybe five or six years old when I caught this nasty ear infection, if I remember correctly. They were cleaning my ears out every single day for about ten days straight... I was basically white-knuckling the side of the exam table, gripping it so hard I probably gave three doctors a workout😁 , and my head felt like it was spinning... It was just miserable, honestly. It burned like hell—it was absolutely awful... Everyone over at Johnson's could hear me screaming, those jerks in the white coats...😁 😉