It is sad because she was not really with her friends. If they were truly her friends, they would have been with her on her birthday. Instead, she was alone in a room. If they were truly her friends, they would have done more to intercede...called the police or something but they are not really friends, only Facebook acquaintances so none of them knew her phone number or family members to call for help. They probably didn't know her well enough to know if she was serious or not. The saddest part is that she probably didn't really want to die but it was a cry for help and she was overcome by the fumes and went to sleep. Nobody came to help her.

One other thing I found alarming is that she was not discovered until the next day by her boyfriend. What happened to the "friends" she was talking to on FB when she just stopped talking? Why didn't they react? She was saying she was killing herself and they tried to talk her out of it and then she just went away and they did nothing???? Those are not her friends.

Facebook is not real life, not real friends unless you have met them personally. It is a social club where you interact with people who have similar likes and interests but it's only on the surface, not a real connection to people. She obviously felt very disconnected or she would not have killed herself.