I'm my state we have a choice now and I still wear one most places except the gym. That's where my comfort vs risk threshold crosses. On that note one thing that's odd that I've observed in mixed mask rooms is that I don't like exposing my face to people who aren't exposing theirs. It's like my smile, a sign of peace, can't be reciprocated so I'm making myself vulnerable at their expense. I'll don a mask in mixed mask rooms not because of conformity per se, but what feels like defensiveness. My simian brain is thinking "you don't know if these are friendlies." I'm looking forward to any future psychological studies that explain this phenomenon.