Till When Will We Keep Wearing Masks? I wake up and the first thing I do is reach for the mask. Not the one on my nightstand, not cloth, not porcelain. The invisible one. The one I’ve been wearing so long it feels like part of my skin. It’s automatic. Like brushing teeth. Like breathing. Before I step out the door, it’s already strapped on — the polite smile, the agreeable silence, the careful tone that says, “Don’t worry, I’ll behave. Don’t worry, I’ll fit.” And most of the

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