Thirteen reasons why.

Today I'm here to talk about Thristeen reasons why, a new american television series based on the 2007 novel Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher and adapted by Brian Yorkey for Netflix.

It’s about the death of Hannah, a poor girl who for two years has suffered bullying in high school, before dying she records 13 tapes.

"Hello, I'm Hannah Baker, get comfortable, because I'm about to tell you the story of my life, specifically why my life ended, and if you're listening to this recording, you're one of the reasons." That’s the beginning of the first tape. She leaves the 13 tapes to people who have made her decide to commit suicide. Each tape it’s about a different person.

I started 13rw  without any expectation and it has really surprised me. The message that conveys this series is impressive.

It makes you reflect that before saying anything, we have to think about how can this affect in others.

That if we feel bad we have to ask for help and we don’t have to care about the opinion of the others. It’s our life we ​​can do whatever we want.

I think that everyone should see 13rw, both teenagers and older people, because it teaches you how teenagers really are, Is the first series I see, which deals with issues such as bullying, rape, suicide and depressions.

So I highly recommend it because as a personal experience, it has made me reflect a lot on my life, about people around me and especially about my attitude to others. After 13rw,  I’m going to think the things before saying them and try to never disrespect anyone because we are not really aware of the damage we can cause.