I have only watched a part of the first season and I find it moderately entertaining.

What I think the main problem is, is that to some extent it's glamorizing and exploiting teenage suicide.

The main character who narrates the story and who has tragically committed suicide is a normal high school girl, who is mostly going through problems that countless other teenage girls go through.

The problem is, while she's alive, she's not particularly interesting or popular and the kids around her don't see her or treat her as anything special. She only becomes the main character after she kills herself.

I have seen this 'be the main character' narrative in a lot of social media directed towards gen Z, so a story where a socially awkward girl becomes 'the main character' and everyone talks about her and the story centers on her, but only after killing herself, is potentially dangerous.

It's also exploitative, glamorizing the death of a pretty teenage girl. It never goes deep enough into the horrible details and grief around a young person taking their own life.

I think a series that centers around the suicide of a teenager should be done much more responsibly and be much more educational than this series could ever hope to be.