estg2967 very well said, totally agree with your points.
The scaremongering continues, with daily reporting of increased infection. Infection does not equal similar figures for hospitalisation or deaths. Daily figures of other diseases, not reported, will be equal or more to covid and also do not equal death or hospitalisation.
I shall keep a mask in a pocket for use in crowded indoor settings for the sake of protecting my husband who is awaiting surgery, but will not be wearing one as a matter of course as previously in unnecessary and ambiguous situations. As remarked elsewhere, there are many anomalies, such as having to wear one for a couple of feet in a cafe or coffee shop to reach your table, then taking them off while eating, drinking and talking with whoever you are with - the couple of feet of mask wearing makes no sense and I think these anomalies are what are causing the questioning the use of them.
I am in the group who do find wearing them a hardship for various physical and psychological reasons, though have been doing so as required, and find it offensive for others to state flippantly that there's no hardship in wearing them and can't see why others have a problem wearing them - I strongly disagree.
As I said, I will continue on a far more limited basis to use one as I see fit and have risk assessed for (I was previously a manager and H&S rep trained in risk assessment), but where I see no need, will certainly not.
I will not be condemning those who wish to continue using them, and would expect similar respect paid to those who choose not to, once 19 July has arrived.