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If people want to get rid of masks people need to get the vaccine.

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I think of masks as a way of one disguising themselves and trying to look different than the truly are. One example of this is when people wear a lot of makeup. Many people this this actually makes them look better but I think it display false images and untrue representations.

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I feel like if we'd been asked this question two years ago, the answers here would be very different.

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I feel like if we'd been asked this question two years ago, the answers here would be very different.

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I LOVE Halloween. And to me, nothing gets as much bang for buck as a mask.

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1. Halloween masks
2. Surgical masks
3. Ski masks
4. Burglar masks
5. Masquerade masks
6. Metaphorical masks
7.  Face masks (cream)
8. Goalie masks
9. Clay masks

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Masks can sometimes conceal truth of who we are -- but they can also give us cover to allow us space to reveal the truth of who we really are.  

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Masks can sometimes conceal truth of who we are -- but they can also give us cover to allow us space to reveal the truth of who we really are.  

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Mask Changing Art Form as part of traditional Chinese theatre and dance

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When I think of masks I usually think of just generally either the average covid mask or a more pretty mask like a masquerade or vintage mask, but as covid is more and more a part of my life I think about the average blue mask.

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It can be fun to wear a mask and be something or someone else for a little while!

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It can be fun to wear a mask and be something or someone else for a little while!

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I think of the Covid 19 type masks when I think of masks.

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I think of the Covid 19 type masks when I think of masks.

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I think that masks are just such a big part of our daily life now a days, because any time we go to leave for school or work or to walk the dog, we always pick up a mask, to the point where it is habit or even a ritual.

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I think that a mask can be many things.. Some masks are offensive and others save lives.

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My kind of mask!

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We often wear masks on Purim...wearing masks allows us to step into a different version of reality, to take on a different personality, try on new options together

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We often wear masks on Purim...wearing masks allows us to step into a different version of reality, to take on a different personality, try on new options together

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What else can you discover  within you when you try on a mask?

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I think of Halloween, School, Friday the 13th, Pretending you are someone else, Japan, samurai

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When I think of masks I also think of anti-masksers :(

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this is the typical mask I usually think of...very scary

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this is the typical mask I usually think of...very scary

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Masks protect us, but it's hard to keep wearing them all day, and for so many months!

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Masks protect us, but it's hard to keep wearing them all day, and for so many months!

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Over the course of the pandemic, my relationship to masks evolved – first they were something that felt foreign and strange, then as more and more people got vaccinated and began shedding them in some public spaces I noticed how strange it felt *not* to have one on. 

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Over the course of the pandemic, my relationship to masks evolved – first they were something that felt foreign and strange, then as more and more people got vaccinated and began shedding them in some public spaces I noticed how strange it felt *not* to have one on. 

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"This is your life / You got to live it your own way"

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"This is your life / You got to live it your own way"

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What do masks allow us to see? What do they hide from view?

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What do masks allow us to see? What do they hide from view?