VI. Thirteen Reasons Why to raise awareness for mental health? Hello folks👋, welcome to my new post. Thirteen Reasons Why deals with the subjects of suicide and mental health problems. That's why the question we're going to discuss today is: Is Thirteen Reasons Why a good way to raise awareness for mental health and bullying? Let's get started❗ Mental health problems and bullying, especially among teenagers, are important topics we must talk about in our society to prevent self-injury or suicide. Unfortunetly, it is sometimes difficult to spot the signs of mental health problems. Also, many people who are bullying other people don't know the effects of their behaviour. That is the reason why we have to raise awareness for these topics. What are good ways to do this? Are books like Thirteen Reasons Why a good way? On the one hand the opponents argue although books like Thirteen Reasons Why can raise awareness, they can't help the invidiual reader...
The day after Maybe you understood my little reference😉 Anyway, welcome back👋 Today's post will be a little different. I won't talk about the book. I will try to write a diary entry of an fictional student about the day after Hannah took her life. It may be not as funny as the last posts (if they even were funny) but I hope you'll enjoy it anyway. Have fun (or not)❗ Dear Diary (let's forget this), today was a very sad and strange and different day on school. But let's start at the beginning. When I walked to school everything was still normal, a day like any other. But when I entered it seemed that something terrible must have happened and that nothing was normal. On the floors nobody was screaming, everybody was silent. Everybody looked on the ground. I didn't know what had happened but I hoped it wasn't an another car crash where someone had died. Suddenly my friend appeared next to me and told me what had happened. It was even worse than I ha...