13 Reasons Why took over the internet when it came out.
However, there is a clear line between those who think it is helpful and those who think it is harmful.
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'13 Reasons Why' Has Been Linked To An Increase Of Youth Suicides
'13 Reasons Why' is a Netflix show that took over when it first came out.
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The show deals with some very real and traumatizing issues.
It's full of triggers that people have to be very careful of.
There was a lot of debate whether the show was good or bad for kids and teens.
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This debate is still going on.
People are unsure if it actually promotes taking mental health seriously.
Some people love the show.
And they're very excited for the next season, too!
A lot of people think it sheds light on an awful situation.
But a lot of people feel like the show romanticizes harmful situations.
Between assault and suicide, people are unhappy with how the show portrays mental illness.
The new season is set to come out this year.
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Obviously, some people are waiting with bated breath, but many others could care less about the show.
This study will further the divide.
In the three months that followed the show's release, the rate of suicide went up.
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This was proved in a study by Dr. Thomas Niederkrotenthaler of the Medical University of Vienna.
There were about 94 more suicides than were expected.
The deaths happened with young girls between 10-19.
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"What we saw was a sudden increase in suicides only in youth, not in older people, and in particular in young women." He said.
It's a very shocking and terrible situation.
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The fact that this has been revealed is just horrifying, but that won't stop people from watching the show.
Will you be watching season 3? Let us know in the comments.
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