Second, he is a baby man that frames the people in his life as being cruel or cold when they have had enough of living with / cleaning up after an addict.
He is constantly aiming for the profound but comes off as cheesy nonsense. Full of platitudes and quotes that sound like a man that was given a book of quotes for Christmas and pulls them out to show people how smart and well read he is. First, he writes as though he has never read a book and has no concept of entertaining the reader rather than himself. Buckle up and let’s hope there isn’t a word count of this review. Where to start ? There are so many horrible things about this book. Whether you are already a fan of the star's work or just looking to gain insight into mental illness, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing is an inspiring and captivating journey that will broaden your understanding and make you think.This is the first time I have written a review but as I wasted my credit on this meandering piece of junk I think this is more of a public service announcement rather than a review.
With genuine candor and compassion, Perry brings to light the healing power of acceptance and growth from trauma. He candidly talks about his struggle to overcome addiction and the ongoing process of learning to cultivate happiness. With insight and emotion, Perry conveys his determination to fight for a better life for himself. Perry draws the reader into his tumultuous journey with vivid, heartfelt accounts of the joys, sorrows, and triumphs of his remarkable life. The book is a gripping exploration of his struggles with mental illness, his failed relationships, and the epiphany that helped him overcome them. This exciting and extremely moving memoir by Matthew Perry, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, details the life-altering experiences that shaped him. Friends, Lovers, And The Big Terrible Thing A Memoir By Matthew Perry
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