I feel the need to point this out.

I would first like to point out that I take COVID seriously and properly social distance, and have kept informed on it since mid January (about the time BunkerJohn made posts, I got really heavily into reading about it).

I am a chemist and I work at University. In my lab we only allow 2 people in at a time right now, and none withing 6 feet of each other. I wear regular glasses and safety glasses when I am working and they fog up to where I can't clearly see my work. Plus I wear chemically contaminated gloves for virtually all of my work. So I will not stop my mask from falling below my nose which I am aware makes it useless. Once it has fallen in order to safely adjust it I would have to remove my gloves, wash my hands, adjust the mask, and put on new gloves. Though I feel I am actually safer with the mask down since I work with chemicals and reagents that if I can't see or smell properly can pose a serious hazard. Additionally as a chemist my brain is hard wired to not go near my face while in the lab. So even with washing my hands and so on I am not real fond of the idea of touching my face or anything close to it.

Honestly chemistry during these times in general is very awkward. Most universities have policies (that aren't followed) that chemists should never work alone. But right now also most places are saying no more than a couple chemists in a lab at once. This creates virtually impossible working conditions. Additionally there are serious safety concerns with changing things to properly assure minimal risk of virus transference, which includes the one listed above.

I know this is kind of one of those confession bears where the confession isn't that bad, but I really like to join in on making fun of people who wear their masks wrong but I feel guilty about it.