Tw!⚠️Self Harm, Suicide, and rape⚠️So I thought the first season was really good and everything, but after that it just dragged on and I lost interest. Anyway what Hannah did was selfish just my opinion. Because she should’ve got professional help I understand that she went to the school counsellor but let’s be honest school counsellors are a joke. She needed professional help especially when she was thinking about harming herself. She was raped that was awful she did not deserve that. But if you put aside that all of those other things are part of high school and life. Other people go through that but don’t kill themselves. She shouldn’t have killed herself she should’ve talked to someone wether it was clay her parents or a therapist. I just think it was selfish but I do agree what she went through was horrible because some of those things happened to me too.
She tried. She was literally bent over in a hot tub with her innocence taken by someone who she really thought she knew. Now I’m not an advocate for suicide or anything but you really have no right to say what is right or not for her. Some people are stronger than others. That’s why people who care about those people make sure that they are there for their suicidal friends. I have tried multiple times and you don’t know what someone is going through inside either. Most people can justify it. Even if it only makes sense to them at that time.
I agree ^ @Nerdgirl32 but it's still quite alarming that she would ever get into a hot tub with the same person that raped Jessica after she did nothing to stop it. No matter how depressed you are, it's absolutely ridiculous and mind bogglingly stupid to get into the same hot tub with a rapist while alone and expect nothing of it. Why even even go to f*cking Bryce Walker's party in the first place!!
Why would she do that??
Not to mention she was quite unfair to a lot of the people on those tapes and quite vain. Honestly she was obviously struggling with some serious mental health issues, because while a lot of people wronged her, some of them weren't nearly as serious as others which takes things out of context by putting something as serious as rape with something as simple as stealing a note. She killed herself because she chose to and while there are a few extremely serious factors involved, at the end of the day, she killed herself and no one else made her. Having her come back as hallucinations and having her voice live out in tapes is some seriously messed up romanticizing of suicide.
I agree it was wrong of him but she knew that he had raped Jessica why would she get in the hot tub with him and then when he got in with him why didn’t she get out and start back to her house
Well she got in because others were their to, she didnt leave because well she was only in there for like 0.3 seconds before bryce did what he did and she didnt go back to her house because her and her parents were fighting
Hannah knew what she did. She knew Bryce was a rapist before even Jessica did. While it was definitely not her fault that what happened did, there was a very easy way to prevent it all. In her case, she definitely could have done something to help herself. Almost all of Bryce's other victims were unconscious when they were raped, Hannah wasn't. I understand she didn't want to go back home, but no matter how depressed you are, no matter your mental health conditions, ask yourself if you would have such a hazy and reckless mind that you would go inside the house of a rapist, get into a hot tub with him due to mild peer pressure, and then not even try to get out with the rest of the people? I hope for your sake, the answer is no.
Even now, I hope I've made it clear that what happened at the end of the day, while it could have been easily avoided, is not Hannah's fault.
Some people find it really hard to talk to someone and calling suicide selfish is definitely not ok.
Friendly reminder that everyone tolerates and deals with things differently. Any mentally healthy person deals with this much easier than someone who's already been struggling with mental health. And everyone has different levels of strenght.
What do you think?