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Typically, victims of textual harassment are most prone to suffer from post traumatic text disorder. Excessive strings of single-sentence or even single-word texts are the most common cause of PTTD. How uninteresting or irrelevant a text or string of texts are is positively correlated to their propensity to traumatize the receiver. Also, the earlier or later in the day these texts are sent, the more likely they are to increase the severity of PTTD symptoms. The signs and symptoms of PTTD are: -having startled responses to text alerts -ignoring all received texts due to fear and/fatigue caused by the individual textual harasser -engaging excessively in activities prohibitive to phone use for the very purpose of avoiding texts -googling how to block messages without blocking calls -dreaming of traveling to the location of the textual harasser, smashing their phone, and leaving
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