Even now, I wear a proper mask.
I would give you that a mask lessens your chance of infection but you are kidding yourself it is more than a temporary and often ineffective protection especially without being meticulously closely followed by a host of protocols to prevent exposure.
And avoid any number of people.
Not how I and others
choose to live. We are talking personal freedom here.
We use Walmart grocery pick-up unless we shop early at other stores before customers show up.
You realize that the items picked up in the store have had been exposed to multiple people that may have poor hygene practices and touched, coughed, sneezed and breathed on these items that any of them may have been infected and that the virus can live on items for some time? Those grocery pickers handling your items are exposed all day long to this environment. All you have to do is touch an item that may have 1,000s of viruses on it then your fork before it goes into your mouth - you are mostly merely and unwittingly sacrificing your freedom to visually shop and compare and personally select your own food.
But the potential is there if you ignore the rules.
You believe you should obey the "rules"even if a government infringes on our freedom while they are attempting to force people and/or their children to put something in their bodies that they do not want and are even disregarding natural immunity of those who have already been exposed and did just fine?
I don't associate with people. None.
I don't know what to say about that except it is a sad way to live and pretty much impossible.
That could mean your antibodies are fewer and less prepared to naturally battle this dangerous disease.
I haven't been to a Doctor since the 80s.
I don't like going to the doctor either but as you age it is risky to let things go and not get some professional healthcare and checkups.