I did really enjoy the show, but I felt like there was something a bit odd about telling a story mostly about sexism and sexual violence, and having a lot of focus on the way male characters react.Ĭlay really annoyed me at times, with his reaction to learning that Hannah was sexually active- although I do think he grew and moved past that by the end of the series.

It might even be easier to convince yourself that you do remember it happening, rather than admitting you were raped. I can't imagine being confronted with a photo like that, having almost no time at all to process it and then having people trying to push you to talk about it in court. TBF, I also found the photo of Bryce and Chloe quite hard to look at, but it was only ever on screen briefly. I felt like they could have given Tyler motivation to come to school with a gun without a scene quite that graphic.

I do wonder if it felt even more horrible to watch because male on male sexual violence isn't shown on TV as often and so we are less immune to it. I agree, what was done to Tyler was so horrible to watch.

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