Have you ever solved a picture puzzle? For many, there is something delightful about setting the tiny pieces together to create an entire picture. If you are someone who relates to that image, then we must warn you that this video may leave you sad and even traumatised – at least that is what some of the Twitter users suggest.

Shared by author S.E. Cupp, the video opens with a beautiful completed picture puzzle. Within seconds, however, Cupp – with a smile on her face – grabs the puzzle and crashes it. The clip continues with her breaking the puzzle into tiny pieces.
“Another puzzle bites the dust. I’m either very sorry or you’re welcome for the following content,” Cupp tweeted.
Take a look at the video to determine if it hurts you or leaves you satisfied. Also, don’t forget to turn up the volume for that extra crashing sound effect.
Since being shared a few hours ago, the video has collected close to 2.1 lakh views and the numbers are only increasing. It has also amassed over 3,800 likes and people have dropped varied comments on the post.
{{/usCountry}}Since being shared a few hours ago, the video has collected close to 2.1 lakh views and the numbers are only increasing. It has also amassed over 3,800 likes and people have dropped varied comments on the post.
{{/usCountry}}“Cannot begin to describe how much this hurts to watch,” wrote a Twitter user. “This crushed me,” expressed another. “That was traumatizing,” tweeted a third. Emphasizing on the same point, another user shared a scene featuring a character named Sheldon Cooper from the TV series The Big Bang Theory.
However, not everyone was horrified by the entire incident. For some, it proved to be therapeutic. Expressing the same, this Twitter user wrote, “Seriously, therapeutic,” and shared this GIF:
“That looked very satisfying,” expressed another. “Even the sound is immensely satisfying. I switched to a new tab & the video kept playing & the sound reminded me of crashing waves,” wrote a third. To which, Cupp replied, “right?!”
What do you think of the video? Traumatising or therapeutic?