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over a year ago
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You are most probably not wearing a mask these days. So other people can see when you are talking to yourself or smiling yourself thinking about the stuff that's going on in your mind. It's embarrassing  |
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I still wear a mask, there are too many people with differing standards of hygiene for my liking, coughing and sneezing without even covering their mouths. On the plus side, I haven't had a common cold for over two years. I'll stick to mask wearing when in an enclosed area for a while yet. |
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"I still wear a mask, there are too many people with differing standards of hygiene for my liking, coughing and sneezing without even covering their mouths. On the plus side, I haven't had a common cold for over two years. I'll stick to mask wearing when in an enclosed area for a while yet."
It has always been the case with people's hygiene. Personally I didn't get flu or cold for a long time. But when I did get it few months back, it hit me pretty hard. I took multiple covid tests. But they turned out negative. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My 18 year old daughter chooses to keep wearing a mask to school so that (her words) "nobody can see the expression on my face"
Personally, I liked the anonymity afforded by mask-wearing |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My 18 year old daughter chooses to keep wearing a mask to school so that (her words) "nobody can see the expression on my face"
Personally, I liked the anonymity afforded by mask-wearing"
To each their own. I don't see anonymity in real world to be a big deal. Conversations are much better for me when I see the other person's face. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My 18 year old daughter chooses to keep wearing a mask to school so that (her words) "nobody can see the expression on my face"
Personally, I liked the anonymity afforded by mask-wearing
To each their own. I don't see anonymity in real world to be a big deal. Conversations are much better for me when I see the other person's face."
I'm an introvert, I prefer to avoid people in general |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My 18 year old daughter chooses to keep wearing a mask to school so that (her words) "nobody can see the expression on my face"
Personally, I liked the anonymity afforded by mask-wearing
To each their own. I don't see anonymity in real world to be a big deal. Conversations are much better for me when I see the other person's face.
I'm an introvert, I prefer to avoid people in general"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I still wear them in public although I still haven't got my head around the fact that strangers can't see me acknowledge them with a smile so it just looks like I'm staring at them for a few seconds as they walk past |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I still wear them in public although I still haven't got my head around the fact that strangers can't see me acknowledge them with a smile so it just looks like I'm staring at them for a few seconds as they walk past "
When I was wearing mask at work, I had to do gymnastics with my eyes when colleagues pass by to make sure they know I am smiling. |
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