It's amazing how quickly something can take off on Twitter and draw a range of emotions from the masses. One image can quickly prompt people to comment with their reactions of disgust or confusion.
That's exactly what happened when an image of "Daddy's Sticker Chart" began circulating on Twitter, but the real story behind this image is actually really funny.
They are used by parents and teachers across the country to help reinforce good behavior. If you're a parent, I'm sure you've made a few of these charts in your day.
If they get a certain amount of stickers, they get a small reward like a toy or a special treat.
If a sticker or reward is involved, kids suddenly become the little saints we never knew they could be.
She shared the image, which included rewards like oral sex for cleaning up kids' vomit, on her Twitter account.
Many believed that this chart reinforced the idea that dads aren't active parents and need to be bribed into helping around the home.
According to this Twitter user, anyone who needs to use a chart like this isn't ready to be a parent.
People couldn't imagine why a modern parent would need a reward system to help their partner with basic tasks.
This modified version included such rewards as, "The reward of a job well done."
People didn't know what to make of this very adult chart that featured rainbows and Disney princess stickers.
This is one of those scenarios that could only happen in the age of the internet.
You can see in the original image, there's a small attribution in the bottom right corner from the blog, Baby Sideburns.
This chart image from 2013 was one of those memes. For those out of the loop when it comes to parenting blogs, they missed the joke entirely.
Here's a photo she shared where she pranked her husband after he refused to unpack wrapped tampons from their suitcase. Checkmate.
Some Twitter users said there are still issues when it comes to evenly dividing household tasks since so many people thought the chart was real.
A parenting meme taken out of context caused Twitter to collectively vomit, but a quick internet search put our minds at ease.
