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The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
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The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The scene shows a woman in different outfits at different times of the day, repeatedly stepping over a suitcase in a living room that is inconveniently located in the middle of the room. The scene always changes slightly, indicating that this happens over a longer period of time. The video shows the text "ADHD people avoiding unpacking their suitcase from a trip they took 2 weeks ago" in a text overlay.
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