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There is no doubt that "13 Reasons Why" is such a successful Netflix series. Viewers are even hoping for a season 2 of the story.

However, many people criticized the story of the show, as it could put teenagers into troubles and danger in committing suicide. Get to know more details, here.

As per a recent report from The Guardian, "13 Reasons Why" has reportedly a lot of wrong angles that the Netflix series could be served as a training manual for teenagers and even adults to commit suicide. Critics think that it has too much details about how a person could and should commit suicide, which is horrible, as it happens in real life.

Netflix "13 Reasons Why" Puts Lives in Danger?

There is no doubt that the story of Hannah Baker in the series, which is based on the book of Jay Asher, portrays suicide as an act that could help her achieve revenge in the future. According to the outlet, the Samaritans released a statement about the "13 Reasons Why" Netflix series. “It is extremely concerning that a drama series, aimed at a young audience, can be produced outside of the UK and made available to UK audiences and yet not subject to UK media regulation.”

Meanwhile, the publication also sees the show as a way to raise awareness that many people would like someone to share their problems with, which can stop them from committing suicide. Sophie Hamilton who is also an author says teenagers could actually be in a difficult situation in life, which is why adult should not deem rated topics for children.

“It is very important that kids have books that discuss the issues they are facing in a grown-up way," Hamilton said. "Just that feeling that you are not alone gives you strength.”

Will "13 Reasons Why" Have A Season 2

Vanity Fair revealed that the series might have a new season in the online streaming website. Selena Gomez even stated that there are a lot of stories to tell, especially when it comes to all the characters in the show. However, it is yet to be confirmed by Netflix if "13 Reasons Why" will have a season 2.