13 reasons why is the story of a teenage girl who commits suicide and leaves tapes behind for several different people depicting why they are to blame for her death. I'll be honest I found this concept incredibly interesting when I watched season 1. While watching I found the filmwork incredible, the storylines intriguing, and overall I thought the show was amazingly well-done. About a year after I watched the first season of the show and a couple of weeks after the second season had been introduced to Netflix my opinion completely changed. One of my best friends commited suicide and it completely messed with everything I had thought. I miss her constantly and think about her all the time. This is why I find this show so insulting. If she had left behind tapes telling me I was at fault for her death it would probably destroy me. The fact that Hannah does not seek help for the problems that she is going through and blames other people for her death is despicable. She made a choice and this show completely disregards that that choice was her own and no one elses. Anyway I'm probably an isolated case, and like I said I did enjoy watching this series before, so I guess just be aware and If you are dealing with the suicide of a friend it is not your fault regardless of what this show conveys.