Remember that stupid mask you wore for two years

Uhhhh.....well yeah!

luckily I had it pulled down to my chin the whole time. It was never to protect me from COVID, but to hide my double chin.

if true I’m pretty happy I opted not to wear it most of the time

Good thing I wore a cloth mouth diaper!!

I don’t remember because I never wore one

Do you have any sort of link?

These articles don't even mention masks at all. The most common plastics found were from water bottles and plastic bags.

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It's on NPR, USA Today, and many others. You can pick the source you want to click

Never wore a mask here in Arkansas at any point during Covid

I moved to Little Rock about this time last year and only 1 person gave me shite and that was at the Mattress Firm. He wouldn't let me in the store unless I put a mask on. He was vaccinated and I told him that myself and fiancé were as well (which was a lie obviously ) so we should be good here.

He tells me that I have to wear a mask with no exceptions, so I gave him a quick lesson on capitalism and the current state of affairs. He told me he agreed but it was store policy.

I politely left the store and literally went 2 doors down to the Mattress King in that same shopping complex.

Had no problem going in, spending 3k in cash and not being harassed about wearing a mask. The store clerk asked if we were okay if she didn't wear a mask and then I started chuckling as my fiancé starts telling her the story about the Mattress Firm just moments prior to us walking in.

Glad I didn't fall for the bullshite that most people fell for

LOL, what a clickbait title.

If you read any of the articles actually posted lower, you don't see one mention of a mask anywhere.

There are microplastics in people, but this is due to all the microplastics in nearly all consumer goods. Not because you wore a mask over your face.

Man I wish people here would stop believing every thing posted, especially without a source.

That is interesting, these microplastics were found in lung tissue and did not get naturally expelled like most particulate matter.

For example, asbestos is dangerous because of the geometric configuration of small asbestos crystals. Its geometry allows for asbestos to get stuck in lung tissue and over time the constant damage causes diseases of the lung.

What is special about these microplastics that allow them to get stuck in lung tissue?