I enjoyed watching it, kinda. Sure, it takes up important issues but after the first and maybe second season it's out of control. It's just not realistic anymore and they doesn't act like teens at all. It's not relatable anymore. In the first season they bring up issues like toxic masculinity, sexual violence, bullying and more but in the later seasons the issues just becomes too big and not relatable anymore. Teens are killing each other and it's too much.

Although I think it's better than "Riverdale" where serial killers keep popping up in the same small town and 16 year-olds are solving crimes. In "13 reasons why" the issues and crimes and stuff are at least connected. Issues aren't just popping up out of the blue. It all connects to the first season and all the secrets that Hannah uncovers in her tapes. I haven't watched season 4 yet. Only the first episode so I don't know how that's connected to the tapes considering you know who is dead and basically every season has been about him.