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Honestly, people find it weird/funny and talk to you about it. That's about it. It's really sad to me that most people are *this* mortified of being visibly unusual in public.https://twitter.com/phantomime/status/1233700442959273985 …
For what it's worth — as I've said — I'm wearing gloves to help train myself to stop touching my face. I don't plan on doing it forever and I don't think it's a panacea. I do think all the face-picking I usually do is a bad habit and now is a *super, super* good time to break it
I’ve just been telling people that Mason has a latex fetishpic.twitter.com/ctamidFaP9
Ugh. I wish everyone would overreact rather than this placid incompetence. If fear produces vigilance then it’s a useful utility in combatting the outbreak.
It's not the look Mason - it's the gloves Same with those f***ing awful masks Saw a woman wearing one in her car - maybe she'd robbed a bank?
Maybe she was sick or immunocompromised, don't recall a lot of bank robbers wearing latex and N95s
nitrile > latex; doubly so because of the allergic risk of the latter
Everyone in Singapore and Hong Kong wears a mask. Starting to feel like Asia is becoming safer than the US, at least the general public there believes in preventative measures rather than this odd "I rather get the virus than potentially look strange" attitude
By early Feb, it was common in Shanghai. It will just take a while and it will become normalized
Chinese people do seem more comfortable with "being weird in public", though
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