I see an analogy to the notoriously difficult-to-implement recommendation of "just be yourself. Be natural. Relax." We all (except children generally) wear mas

I see an analogy to the notoriously difficult-to-implement recommendation of "just be yourself. Be natural. Relax." We all (except children generally) wear masks. Sometimes the same mask we've been wearing since teenager-hood. It's unclear what's left under the mask.