TLC in texting most commonly means Tender Loving Care. It's used to express the need for, or offering of, kindness, comfort, and affection.
In simpler terms, when someone says something or someone needs "TLC," they're suggesting that a gentle, caring approach is required to improve the situation or the person's well-being.
Here's a breakdown:
- Tender: Gentle and kind.
- Loving: Showing affection and care.
- Care: Providing support and attention to needs.
Examples in Texting:
- "I had a rough day; I need some TLC tonight." (Meaning: I need comfort and kindness.)
- "This old car needs some TLC to get running again." (Meaning: The car needs attention and care to be fixed.)
- "Sending you some TLC! Hope you feel better soon." (Meaning: Sending you kind thoughts and hoping you recover quickly.)
Essentially, TLC is a shorthand way to communicate the need for, or offering of, compassion and support via text.
