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QuestionIf something gets in my eye and causes me to blink, do I still lose?Community AnswerIt depends on the rules you've decided to play by. Personally, I would restart the round if my opponent blinked because they got something in their eye, but in other cases, you might just be declared the loser.
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QuestionCan this harm your eyes?Community AnswerNot in the long term, but you can definitely get sore eyes from doing this.
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QuestionDo glasses help you not blink?Community AnswerNo, glasses don't really make a difference in a staring contest.
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QuestionWhy is it bad to not blink?Community AnswerIt's bad because the eyes are meant to be wet in order to work properly. Blinking helps keep them wet.
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QuestionWhy do I blink when a wind passes by, and how can I prevent that from happening?Elayna BurchettCommunity AnswerYou blink when wind passes because the wind can dry out your eyes. Try to move in the direction the wind is going.
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QuestionWhy don't I blink when I stare at people sleeping?Community AnswerPerhaps because you are staring at an unmoving object, and this helps your eyes strain less. Or, perhaps you are blinking and don't realize it.
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QuestionHow do I win a staring contest with a boy I like?Community AnswerLet him think he has won by blinking almost instantly, then while his guard is down, challenge him to a rematch.
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QuestionSometimes when I daydream, I don't blink for a couple of seconds. Can daydreaming help me win a staring contest?HollyCommunity AnswerIt can, as long as you make sure you don't laugh or look away. Make sure you're staring into your opponent's eyes.
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QuestionWhat are helpful ways to crack my opponent?Community AnswerLift your finger up very fast or make funny faces to distract and crack your opponent.
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QuestionCan’t my opponent do the same thing to me?Community AnswerYes, they can do the same exact thing to you.
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QuestionCan I blow in their eyes to make them blink?Community AnswerNo! That is cheating and it would not be a legitimate win if you did that.
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QuestionHow do I win a staring competetion against my girlfriend? I get lost in her eyes.Community AnswerDon't look directly in her eyes -- look near her eyes instead.
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QuestionIs it a must to look at the opponent?Community AnswerYes. You have to stare at each other.
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QuestionWhat can I do if my opponent blows in my face?Community AnswerIf your opponent blows in your face, that is considered cheating, so I would restart the round.
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QuestionCan I move around in a match?Community AnswerYes, but you still cannot blink!
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QuestionAre Asian people harder to compete with, due to their already squinty-like facial structure?Community AnswerNo. Everyone has to make an effort in order to keep their eyes open, no matter the facial structure.
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QuestionCan I die from not blinking?Community AnswerNo. Your eyes will dry out and start to hurt, but that's it. Even if you're really good at holding your eyes open, eventually they will close on their own. It's an automatic reflex.
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QuestionWhat if I were to wink? Would that count as blinking?Community AnswerClosing either eye disqualifies you; otherwise, contestants could just rotate closing one eye and then the other.
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QuestionIf my eyes start watering, does that help me win a staring contest?WikiBandicootGlider784Community AnswerYes, watery eyes can help by keeping your eyes moist, which is the primary function of blinking. However, excessive watering can lead to tears flowing down your face.
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QuestionHow long must I stare at someone for it to be considered a staring contest?WikiBandicootGlider784Community AnswerA staring contest lasts until one person blinks. However, it must be fair; actions like blowing into your opponent's eyes would disqualify the attempt.
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QuestionI have tried various techniques but still struggle to win staring contests, especially against opponents who seem to never blink. What additional strategies can I use to improve my performance?WikiBandicootGlider784Community AnswerIn my experience, you can try slightly unfocusing your eyes. Instead of blinking, you could quickly look down and then back up; this movement can sometimes feel similar to blinking without actually breaking eye contact.
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