Woman Complains About Waiting Six Weeks to Open Delivery Package Because of ADHD, Riles Up Folks on Twitter

There is nothing that the terminally online love more than getting riled up by an innocent social media post. Twitter is especially infamous in this respect. Hosting people who don't know how to log off and want to make sure that everybody knows about it is one thing that hasn't changed about it throughout this past year.

This has been proven in a recent minor controversy, in which a woman took to the platform to complain about a small issue she had been having at home. Revealing that she had left a large unopened parcel in her hallway for six weeks and her husband hadn't asked her about it, she claimed that "this is what it's like when both partners have ADHD".

The whole thing quickly generated some controversy, with many questioning the bigger story behind the single tweet and photo. There were several different discourse topics to be had here, and all of them were annoying.

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