We try to give them a little leeway. They're not always staring at their watches.

There's a lot of leeway.

Let me assure you, the struggle is real.

I clicked my tongue, ready to fire back a snarky comment about Captain Obvious, but the titanic clash of emotions in those emerald eyes rendered me speechless.

Guarded yet exposed. Challenging yet submissive. Unwilling to bend yet impossibly vulnerable.

“You’re allowed to stare,” his jaw twitched, “so long as you promise to break the golden rule.”

“What golden rule?”

“Look but don’t touch.

Like Theresa (Staring) said, it's nice to see that we can bounce back and not dwell on the game we lost.

If I'm not pitching, I'm staring at it the whole time. We definitely have a reason to be scoreboard watching.

I love it when you stare at me but my arrogance is entirely your fault.