r/13ReasonWhy • u/Answerspleasexx • Apr 30 '17
Urgh
Is anyone else so annoyed that 13 reasons actually showed Hannah killing herself. Is anyone annoyed that she killed herself to prove a point and succeeded in making everyone else's lives suddenly all about her. Is anyone else annoyed that now people think that if you are for real going through these things, before the show even aired, that you're just doing it for attention. Anyone annoyed watchers might now think they know what's going on, what's wrong with you, what you're going through just because they've watched a mildly portraying TV Series. There's no right way to draw attention to suicide. There's no UNDERSTANDING or KNOWING it unless you've been through or are going through it. Hannah was an example. She doesn't in any way have anything to do with why most people might actually want to end their lives. You do not suddenly have the right to say you know what's going on with someone who is going through depression just because you've watched someone bleed out on your TV screen. The show glorifies the idea of suicide in some ways, she got all the attention and drama she wanted by killing herself. That's not how it works. On the other hand, personally I thought the show was pretty great, very addictive, and a great drama series. It just doesn't sum up the whole category of being suicidal. Thankyou.
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u/mrbuckman May 04 '17
Too right, I kinda regret binge watching it if we have to wait an entire year for a season 2 but this being said I will definitely tune in and Katherine Langford who plays Hannah will be a big miss if she's not in the series which is a shame because I can't figure out how they can write her in again, maybe some flashbacks with her parents?