Publish at October 22 2025 Updated October 22 2025
Children are unrivalled at expressing themselves uncensored about what they think, what they see and so on. As they grow up, the adults in their lives will soon teach them to mask certain aspects. However, some children don't need societal pressure to wear masks. They're already doing it to protect themselves.
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