Alexander Cooper 
Summary of Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing 
by Matthew Perry — A Memoir — A Comprehensive Summary

Summary of Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing



This book gave me such a serious whiplash as I was understanding it. Perry swings ridiculously this way and that between having a transparent discussion about his enslavement, extreme navel looking and back taps about his distinction, faulting others in his life for his compulsion or length of dependence and afterward in the following passage making liability regarding his fixation and moves, and abnormal awkward remarks about ladies in his day-to-day existence. As somebody who has experienced AA, has done the means, and has been level-headed for a considerable length of time myself, I think perhaps Matthew Perry ought to have taken somewhat more time in his connectedness to reflect and sit with himself before composing a book. I’m glad for him and his connectedness, I know how hard it very well may be to remain sober, and particularly, I can envision with the degree of distinction he has and had during the 90s the tension is by all accounts extraordinary. I genuinely hope everything turns out great for him, karma in his connectedness this time around.




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