The image is a screenshot of a social media post. The profile name, "Andrew Schiavone," is displayed above the username "[@]schiavone." The post reads: "The test for ADHD should just one question: Have you ever been able to return an online purchase?"

A person is crouched in a hallway, leaning against a wall with their head down and arms outstretched. The hallway has blue walls and a dark floor, with a light fixture visible in the background. The person is wearing a light-colored button-down shirt with rolled-up sleeves and has dark hair. They appear to be in a distressed or overwhelmed position. A phone is mounted on the wall next to their head.

The image is a screenshot of a social media post, likely from Instagram or a similar platform, with a dark background. At the top left corner there is a small circular profile picture featuring a person with a vintage aesthetic. Below the profile picture is a username that reads “luhaenten”. The main content of the post is a text block with the following verbatim text: “Purposefully leaving messages unread with the intention of reading them later but never actually reading them later or responding is very aristocratic. Rather Proustian really.”

Two simple cartoon figures are depicted side-by-side, both having a similar shape—a rounded top with a narrower waist and no visible limbs. The figure on the left is holding a stack of colorful, rectangular blocks in its hands. These blocks are arranged haphazardly and include shades of red, green, blue, black and other bright colors. The figure on the right is holding a large, tangled mess of colorful yarn, with strands in a variety of shades. Above the first figure, the text reads: "Do you need a minute to get your thoughts in order?". Above the second figure is the text: "A minute? LOL".

The image is a screenshot of a computer error message window, likely from a Windows operating system. The title bar of the window reads “Error”. Inside the window is a yellow triangle with a black exclamation point, indicating a warning or error. Below the icon, the text reads “Could not copy files because”. At the bottom of the window is an “OK” button. The window has file directories listed on the left, and timestamp information on the right, reading “2018-10-16 10:37” multiple times.