#1 This show plays with the idea of suicide in a way that it tells people that if they are going to kill themselves, then they might as well wreck as many lives as possible

#2 This show will offer you no real good advices or solutions. Only bad ones!

#3 This show plays very dangerously with the concept of consequences. Seeing almost every bad action is somewhat rewarded

#4 You'll end up hating or disliking the one that begins all the fuss when she kills herself, and leaves behind a mess of epic proportions

#5 You'll end up hating or disliking all the characters that allowed or allow that character to do what she does after she's already dead

#6 As you begin listening to the reasons that drove that character to kill herself, you'll see that she in the end really had no reason to. She had all the right people in her life, but instead of making the right decisions, she simply chooses to go out with a bang

#7 You'll understand that the entire show is in essence a big "F#&© everything and everyone"

#8 The more the show progresses the worse it gets

#9 As if suicide wasn't bad enough, the show goes deeper and messes with things that are way more dangerous to so trivialized

#10 There is a overall image and message of impunity, that the show also dangerously plays with

#11 Tough topics should be addressed. But the way they go about it, isn't balanced with messages and examples of hope and righteousness. Instead it is like one big guilt fest that does nothing good

#12 Season 1 will leave you with more questions than answers

#13 Season 2 will leave you feeling depressed by what you are seeing

So 13 Reasons Why I only recommend to people that I can see the show with them. So as to in due time speak about the bad decisions the characters made and how I think that friend is also going about things in a wrong way. And I only recommend season 1, seeing season 2 is even more pointless and dangerous.