Despite the heavy subject matter, Perry writes in a somewhat lighthearted tone, recalling his experience on the show and the impact it had on his life. Perry also touches on the difficulties he faced while filming the beloved sitcom “Friends”, including the pressure to make jokes constantly and the challenges of maintaining his addiction while in the public eye. He writes about the ups and downs of his weight, which he says was a reflection of his reliance on either alcohol or pills. In the memoir, he opens up about the pain he has carried due to his addiction, which he refers to as “the Big Terrible Thing.” Matthew Perry candidly discusses his struggle with addiction and the impact it had on his life and career. Fans of the show were aware that something was amiss with Perry, as he writes about fluctuating between 128 and 225 pounds during the run of the show. In his book he discusses his struggles with addiction and being uncomfortable in his own skin. Throughout the memoir, he reflects on the role that fame and the entertainment industry have played in his life and the ways in which they have affected his struggles with addiction. Perry, who has a history of addiction and has been in and out of rehab, writes candidly about his experiences and the importance of sobriety. He also touches on his fear of not achieving fame and the difficulties of maintaining a successful acting career. Matthew Perry, known for his role as Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom Friends, discusses his struggles with addiction and the challenges of staying sober. Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry | book review Role as Chandler
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