Do you still habitually wear a mask after the pandemic and if so, why?

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I think after the pandemic, it's become common for people to wear a mask if they're feeling sick although I've noticed some people wear it habitually.

I don't get the point of wearing a surgical mask because it won't protect you from inhaling viral pathogens; they decrease the probability of you spreading it to someone else if you are already infected so they don't offer you protection unless everyone else is wearing one. If you want to protect yourself, you should get a KN-95.

As for me, I do wear a surgical mask when I'm working in the microbiology lab and that's because if I breathe on a sample I'm working with and contaminate it, the entire experiment I'm working on can be ruined.

Thanks_for_the_MHO · Accepted Answer

I wear surgical masks whenever I am talking to anyone who is not heterosexual, because there is an increased likelihood for them carrying and spreading the monkey pox foodborne terminal illness. So, if you're wondering why I'm wearing a mask around you, it's because of your being a homosexual. Yes, I know you don't have the disease, but just in case you've forgotten, there's a greater than 50 percent chance you could spread it to me, so just to be safe, I'd appreciate it if you'd wear one around me, too. As I was saying, the men of my family have always been oversexed. My father was a philanderer, my uncles were lechers, my grandfather was a cuckold, my maternal uncle is an ex-con for pandering, and my cousin is currently a sex offender for homosexuality. Oh, and my brothers are perverts. It's a known fact that there is a higher than average likelihood for perverted men in my family, especially for the third, fourth, and sixth brothers from my father's side. That's probably why they went to Hell for all of the homosexual acts they were committing. As for my mother's family, well, you don't want to know what they were into. Suffice it to say that if you go to the bathroom at my house, you should bring your own toilet paper and your own plunger.

It is a well-known fact that there are two diseases that are spread more than any others during sexual intercourse. They are the following:

The first is called "the disobedient boob hater syndrome" or "DBHS" for short, and it is caused by a mutated gene that causes people to be unable to fully appreciate the importance of the nipples when they are having intercourse, which makes @boobslayer very upset. Without the ability to appreciate the importance of nipples, men will end up putting the wrong genitalia inside the wrong vagina. So, if a woman is having sex with a man and he puts his testicles inside her vagina instead of his penis, then she'll end up having an abortion and will have to go through the whole rigmarole of being impregnated by the baby again and giving birth to another testicle instead of a penis, and then she'll have to endure the horror of being a mother and raising another set of testicles. Or worse, she might even be stuck having to raise a child who actually enjoys testicles more than penises and is spiritually possessed by the next legendary cocksleeve illness called "Boob-Fondling Foot Fetish Pee-Wee." As a result of the DDHPS gene, my grandfather was forced to raise my great-uncle who was the only male child conceived between my grandmother's legs after my grandfather's penis accident. I wish I could say that he was raised as a normal child, but my great-uncle was destined for Hell the moment his head appeared out of his mother's vagina. For example, my great-uncle was the only child who had never met my cousin on my father's side, my aunt's oldest daughter. My great-uncle told me that the reason was because the girl's head was a vagina, and so she could only talk in a baby voice, and could not speak intelligibly.

bolverk · Accepted Answer

No, I do not and never did wear a mask even at the hight of the 'Pandemic' as where I live we tend to be independent lot, we made do with just keeping our distance unless we had to enter a shop or use public transport and then only to keep the peace, especially as the 'over the counter' masks were worse than useless, and caused more infections than they prevented, if anything industrial dust masks would give better protection.

Most of those who still wear masks habitually today all seem to be from one side of the political spectrum which makes me feel that they have swallowed the dogma hook line and sinker.

Screenwriter · Accepted Answer

If I were sick and  HAD  to go out, I'd certainly wear one and N-95s are better than KNs. The only other reason to constantly wear one in public would be if you are immunocompromised.  Otherwise, right now, there are no regional outbreaks occuring in the U. S. If this changes as the weather changes, or someone from elsewhere carries in a new variety, we may be back to masks in the future.

Smashingdoozy · Accepted Answer

I mean it's not ended... People just don't test as much and it's not as publicised...

I wear one when I'm a little sick and have to go out, because I don't want to get others sick. Immunocompromised people still wear them because they don't want to get sick.

It's not that mind blowing or illogical.

electromagnetic · Answer

I don’t in Tanzania (currently at) but I do when I take transit in Canada. In Tanzania no one wears them plus I never go into places where there are many people. In Canada I do when I’m public spaces. Not even for the viruses anymore but because people don’t have proper hygiene.

Truthatanycost · Answer

I never wore one at any point during the pandemic, other than the time I was testing its effects on blood oxygen levels for a personal experiment (they dropped to hypoxia levels after 7 minutes while at rest).

Alli39 · Answer

Not usually, but I will if I have one convenient and am sick because there's no reason to spread germs I don't have to. That was already a thing in urban east asia and I'd be happy to see it come here as well.

Apple1996 · Answer

Nah I didn't even wanna wear a mask back in 2020. Only did if I had to go into the hosptial/doctors office where it was mandatory

Agape93 · Answer

Yeap, the pandemic was declared over but the disease never went away. I have a duty of care to my loved ones.

rosemilk · Answer

nope! and i'm glad that mask wearing is over with.

normalice · Answer

Only when going to a place with a lot of right wingers. That way they bother me about my mask instead of someone who is wearing it because they actually need it.

menina · Answer

Covid is still around. Unfortunately we will never get rid of it. So in reality the pandemic isn't over yet. I wear it whenever I'm a place with a lot of people.

Levin · Answer

No, I despise them. I won't wear them out of principle.

AviatorTom · Answer

Nope. I sometimes have a mask handy, just in case, but I haven't worn a mask in months, other than one exception... a doctor's office that gave me a mask to wear... it's still their protocol.

genericname85 · Answer

i never "habitually" had one, cause i know it's bullshit. i did have to wear one everytime i wanted to go grocery shopping tho, cause it was litterally the law in germany.

provokeesmokee · Answer

If I'm not feeling great, I will. I've also worn them outside recently due

EmyyWolf · Answer

I used to, for a while after the 2020 fake disease. Because I felt ugly.

DizzyDesii · Answer

I still wear them and people mumble but idgaf. I’m not bothering anyone

WanderingLoveWizard · Answer

Only when I'm driving alone in my car with my windows up

hello123456789 · Answer

I do. Honestly, I like to make the people who are against mask wearing very angry.

goaded · Answer

No, not for a long time, now. At one point, I'd have one in my pocket and wear it if someone else was wearing one nearby, out of politeness.

Lliam · Answer

Terrorized by propaganda. Virtue signaling. Anti-social. Mental problems.

exitseven · Answer

A week after I got my second shot I was all done with the masks that was 2 years ago I think.

Fireguy17 · Answer

We have to wear them around patients and in the hospital, other than that no.

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