A Mail Online / MailOnline.com opinion column discusses a personal account of starting Vyvanse for ADHD and how the writer says their marriage “has felt different” afterward. The article references online chatter in which some people describe Vyvanse as a “divorce drug,” and argues that a comment from the writer’s husband helped explain that perception. The piece is framed as the author’s experience rather than a clinical report, describing how relationship dynamics shifted following treatment and suggesting that changes in behavior or communication may be part of why the term circulates online. It does not cite new medical evidence or present results from studies; instead, it focuses on the writer’s reflections and interpretation of conversations within the household. Overall, the article emphasizes the social media narrative around Vyvanse and recounts how one remark led the author to connect that narrative to their own circumstances.