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Monotony and anxiety wrought havoc on our brains. Can we bounce back?

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In recent months the idea of covid common sense has grown painfully out of tune with the view that its time to throw caution to the wind and masks in the garbage.

Rather than go back to normal, some members of the masked minority have reorganized their lives indefinitely around continuing to avoid the virus.

Some members of the masked minority have reorganized their lives indefinitely. Read more on Boston.com.

Christine Grimaldi is a Washington, D.C.-based journalist and writer. She reports on reproductive policy and politics for outlets like VICE, Vogue, GEN Magazine, and The Texas Observer, and writes about culture for The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Counter, The Rumpus, and DAME Magazine, among others. She’s working on a book about her grandmother’s experience in an Italian-American Pentecostal church between two World Wars in Brooklyn, New York. Follow her on Twitter.

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