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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
I'm a "science-loving person" and I'm happy to know that the CDC thinks it's safe enough for me to not need a mask anymore. However, I will still honor any place of business that has a sign indicating that masks are either requested or required, and if I visit someone who prefers that I wear my mask in their house, I'll respect their wishes.
I've gone "unmasked" into a few places already in the past few days and it feels very strange. Almost risque.
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I was in Publix yesterday. There was a sign that said masks required unless you are vaccinated. I put my mask on (out of habit), took it off, felt very vulnerable among the maskless (who knows if they're vaccinated or just refusing to wear a mask) and put it back on. What about the seven NY Yankees staff that contracted Covid after their vaccinations?
It's going to take a while for me to feel comfortable not wearing a mask in a busy store. And partly because I feel this latest directive came from a governors' meeting at which many urged the prez to do away with masks for the vaccinated. I believe it was the Utah governor who said We're a vaccinated country; let's act like one.
Makes me wonder if there was any science behind it, or the CDC just caved. I'll feel better about it in a month or two if the infection rate continues to drop.