I just have 2 episodes left (started watching it today lol. )

this piece of crap is only gonna be good for girls.

its about a stupid bitch that needs attention and picks fucking idiots to date with

if you think twilight is bad. twilight is 1/10 for guys and 11/10 for girls

imagine this is a fucking gray shako with 1 socket in the trophy room/10


This post was edited by TwistedFury on May 9 2017 09:32am

Garbage show

Just started watching, 1st episode is a cringefest for a dutchman. We have a cycle culture and there are so many things conflicting with my culture and the usage of a cycle in that very first episode alone. It's on par with throwing potato chips in the blender and miss out on all the delicious crunch. Anyway, trying to get past that and see if it's worth my time

Troll...

The fact that this is your reaction really shows how inconsiderate you are towards others.

And your synopsis is completely off.......

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on May 9 2017 04:57pm

its about a fucking bitch that wants attention and cant say no to unwanted sex, calls it rape later and say there was nothing she can do, that black teacher was more than fucking decent to help her as far as he did, she decided to be a stupid cunt and say there's nothing she can do when she could have reported Bryce to the police? did she fight back during the "rape"? cuz i don't see any wounds on her or Bryce when she was being "raped?" they were both sober? why didn't she fight back? maybe cuz she's a fucking bitch? she didn't even say no for fuck sake.

Blame others for not being a kiss ass to her so she decided to end her pitiful life, then make 13 tapes so she can continue on being a drama queen bitch after she decided to kill herself.

this is a good show for who? people who were idiots in highschool? the nostalgia?

This post was edited by TwistedFury on May 10 2017 03:17am

Her name is Hannah, not fucking bitch. There's no reason to be so disrespectful to a fictional character, it's making you look like an uneducated street rat with no manners or human empathy.

Bryce grabbed her, she was scared, she didn't know what to do or how to react. She had witnessed him rape before, and since he grabbed her, she most likely already felt powerless and that he would force her to stay in the tub as he did. There's not much a 130 lb girl would be able to do to fight back against a male much larger. Maybe if you were a young female, you would have a different opinion on sexual harrassment and rape, especially if it had happened to you.

The guidance consoler pretty much told her that the student would be graduating soon and that he would be leaving the school so she could get over it. She lost all hope for help when he said that. Yes, it is still her fault for not saying more, but she is far from perfect and the scene is showing the disconnect between a victim and the help.

Consider the tapes a fictional draw to interest readers into the original book. Afterall, it is a fiction novel, and authors have every right to create interesting lures to make their story more unique. In relation, the tapes are simply an extended suicide note, which has always been common.


This show is important, not as much for suicide, but showing how different types of bullying can damage someone as shown with Hannah and about a dozen other characters in the show.

Hannah isn't a flawless character, and the show clearly points out some of those flaws. It's realistic as we are all flawed. As a viewer, it's easy to point out how she could have done something differently.

The target audience is you. You're someone who, again, has no human empathy and probably doesn't understand social manners.

Bullying is increasingly getting worse and more severe, and this show has successfully opened an avenue of conversation between parents and their kids as stated on many social media outlets.

I sincerely hope that you change your thought process, and understand that you are completely wrong on every single aspect, and you evaluate how you treat people.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on May 10 2017 04:29am

Totally politically driven bullshit narrative of how all men are (potential) rapists, all women are victim and that's the only view of things. Let me give you a red pill here, this is the intersectional feminist's narrative i've seen alot, based on feelings and not facts. Fact is, there is a suicide problem in the USA and it's not rape victims, which is a group that has been in decline for decades numerically, trendwise, and more so relatively since the USA has a growing population... The people who commit disproportionally suicide are white young men and fathers that were forcefully estranged from their own children. The exact groups that are targetted the most by these ideologues. Don't believe my words for it, but don't believe theirs either. When you get this kind of stuff presented to you, question it. Find multiple sources which could have had various biases and then try to arrive at a conclusion. Don't let others, like the people behind this series, rob you from making your own damn conclusions based upon the facts you can find for yourself.
This shit is dangerous and it ends up with more suffering than the supposed good intentions behind them try to prevent, because it's not based on reality, but based on a false narrative. Feeling sorry for Netflix here that they were drawn into this push of a narrative. Going against it these days makes you part of being a hate group etc... It's akin to how blasphemy laws worked, think wrongly and we'll have your ass.

there is a difference between winning the fight and fighting back. if she even tried then Bryce would need to push her harder causing her to get injury from the edge of the tub.

they showed her getting fucked, don't tell me its fictional and they didn't care enough to detail it more with injury during the "rape".

or are you gonna tell me that it's disturbing to show "injury from pressed against the tub" but totally alright to show her slit herself and bleed like a cow that is ready to get butchered?

anyways, I don't want to say you're wrong or I'm right. If you want to continue discussing I'm happy to do all you want

So, which feminist narrative is the true one? Women are victims, like in this propaganda series, or women are (more) equal to men, like in 'the avengers' where scrawny scarlet tosses adult men around that are way heavier than her and she doesn't even break a sweat. If they push both narratives, they'll create a bunch of women who believe the're all powerfull when they want to or be victim when they want to, this way, they can try and get it all and not be held accountable. It's almost religious in nature, where they shout misogyny instead of blasphemy, and 'men are pigs, scum' instead of heretic and heathen.