I'll try to keep this brief. While the "reasons" are over-dramatized, it does what it set out to do. Open a dialogue between parents & their children. These issues are nothing new sadly and have gotten exponentially worse since most schools take the "sweep it under the rug" approach as to not "tarnish" their reputation (especially if it's a private school...public schools do this too though regardless of the area). Not to mention, most parents these days have to have multiple jobs to be able to keep up so there are many times kids these days are dealing with absentee parents. One thing I've noticed is going after Hannah for what she did. Yes, in the physical sense, she made the decision to end her life. However, what lead her to that decision was the fact that she literally felt it was the only solution. I've actually still deal with depression and these thoughts every single day. You feel like no one understands and it's the only way to end your pain. Honestly, if I didn't have my kids nor loving wife, I wouldn't be typing this.