marie claire frankly speaking Podcast
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For more than three years, marie claire has been running Frankly Speaking, a monthly feature which...
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Alison Pink (7 KP) rated Thirteen Reasons Why in Books
Jan 15, 2018
That's all I find myself saying. I've heard a lot of debate about the Netflix series & how it glorifies suicide. After reading the book, & not yet having watched the series, I don't see how one can say that. I found it just plain sad & heartbreaking. It is so easy to look past the signs of suicide. It's frightening to think about how many times this might really happen. Not necessarily in this dramatic a fashion but, how many times people take for granted having another chance or being afraid of what someone else thinks or might think about them.
