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TKC
Typical Korean Crazy
refers to a stereotype of korean girls who are extremely materialistic, needy, demanding, and selfish. Dating TKC means you are the purse carrier, the cook, the bank, and recipient of more bipolar drama than you can handle. They're looking for money and status, or someone they can bend to their every whim.
The closer to Seol, the more you'll find.
Also be aware FOBs could potentially be TKC, but those born outside of korea are less likely.
refers to a stereotype of korean girls who are extremely materialistic, needy, demanding, and selfish. Dating TKC means you are the purse carrier, the cook, the bank, and recipient of more bipolar drama than you can handle. They're looking for money and status, or someone they can bend to their every whim.
The closer to Seol, the more you'll find.
Also be aware FOBs could potentially be TKC, but those born outside of korea are less likely.
"Don't trust that cute innocent face man, she's TKC"
"My girlfriend just dumped me after throwing a fit in the mall when I didn't buy her a new fendi purse..."
"We TOLD you she was TKC!"
"My girlfriend just dumped me after throwing a fit in the mall when I didn't buy her a new fendi purse..."
"We TOLD you she was TKC!"
TKC by sentient_turducken October 17, 2011
tkc
An uncommon use for take care...most commonly used by gamers that don't want to type out "take care" every time someone logs out.
tkc by ChampionCrimson June 24, 2016
tkc
a pretentious geek who plays counter strike online, flaming people over their netcode, strafing, and other various "online" actions and/or movements.
TKC Nation
TKC Nation by TKC Nation July 12, 2017
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