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Published 17:54 24 May 2018 BST
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“This is incredibly common both by text and through social media. “It's very similar to ghosting, only you have no doubts they have got your message. You'll be confused and wonder why they aren't responding. "The truth is that the other person doesn't want to meet but doesn't want to hurt you by explicitly saying so.”He added that someone may argue that they are "useless" at social media or just "super busy" at the moment in an effort to excuse their R-bombing tendencies. However, Preece says that someone who persistently R-bombs is usually disinterested in the recipient of their R-bombs - they're just too immature to admit it.

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