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Have you ever met a koreaboo/weeaboo in real life?


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They're very easy to meet online (some sincere, some under the guise as trolls). But has anyone here ever met a person in real life who's taken their interest in Korea/Japan way too far?

 

 

I know we have some on this site, or some former ones. Don't be afraid to admit it, you won't be judged...much...

 

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I see myself in the mirror every day. /jokes

 

Well, some of the other people in my Korean history class were Koreaboos that took their interest to a new level by deciding to formally study the country. Don't see how that's a bad thing. Honestly, I think allowing this forum to eat up your life is probably worse...and I do both so I'm screwed  :hehe:

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When Teen Top came to Toronto, I got to bear witness as hordes of teenage white girls charged at them screaming "TIN TAHP SARANGHAE, CHUNJI-OPPA SARANGHAE" in the most try hard accents I've ever heard

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I used to be friends with this black girl who was obsessed with Japan and actually thought she was going to move there and be signed under Avex. When I didn't indulge in her young girl fantasies she would get depressed and curse her blackness. Then a few days later she'd be right back at it, spazzing over Arashi and speaking Japanese in that annoying stereotypical anime voice.

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My bff is a bit of a weeaboo. She doesn't exactly tries to dress or collect anything, but she's always pestering me, talking to me using Japanese phrases, and fantasizing about Japan etc. etc.

Like yesterday, we were having a conversation, and on Snapchat, she was like "Ah, sodeska? Gomenasai!"

It's partly my fault for getting her into anime tho eh.

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I see myself in the mirror every day. /jokes

 

Well, some of the other people in my Korean history class were Koreaboos that took their interest to a new level by deciding to formally study the country. Don't see how that's a bad thing. Honestly, I think allowing this forum to eat up your life is probably worse...and I do both so I'm screwed  :hehe:

tbh i don't think it's bad to really like the culture to the point you want to study it

especially when you're like getting out of hs you don't really know what to do with your life so you go with your first interest~

it gets bad when you act like you're korean and start talking random korean words (when the situation doesn't call for it) and all those stuff :omgwtf:

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tbh i don't think it's bad to really like the culture to the point you want to study it

especially when you're like getting out of hs you don't really know what to do with your life so you go with your first interest~

it gets bad when you act like you're korean and start talking random korean words (when the situation doesn't call for it) and all those stuff :omgwtf:

unni jjang!

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Yes, I have. They weren't that crazy nor did they seem too into it, but once anything Japanese related came into the conversation it was over. They would do the stereotypical weeaboo things and would ruin the conversation.

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YES

 

she was some hardcore blackjack / YG stan and she was in all my classes, at first when i met her it was fun bec, i like kpop, u like kpop too *all smiles and shit*

 

odg, it got so annoying to the point where i would try my hardest to avoid her and everything she did would annoy me. :omgwtf: 

 

thank god i dont see her anymore.

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when i went to this korean festival with my friends i was waiting in line to get food 

then i saw some koreaboos saying "that oppa is so cute i wanna sarang him"

 

i wanted to die

do u feel me

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