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kaliwent88 's review for:
Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing
by Matthew Perry
dark
sad
medium-paced
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Matthew Perry. I found it hard to follow the timeline as the general theme was "meet woman, let go of woman, alone, relapse, almost died, sober/therapy, repeat".
This book wasn't enjoyable to me and I feel that Matthew Perry was kind of an arrogant 90s Hollywood star based on how he spoke about women throughout the book. Every woman he mentioned was degraded in some way.
Overall, mad respect to Matthew Perry for writing about his addiction to drugs and alcohol. This book is dark and it's ashame he could not get the help he needed. This is an incredibly sad story with a very sad ending since he died approximately a year after publishing. RIP.
This book wasn't enjoyable to me and I feel that Matthew Perry was kind of an arrogant 90s Hollywood star based on how he spoke about women throughout the book. Every woman he mentioned was degraded in some way.
Overall, mad respect to Matthew Perry for writing about his addiction to drugs and alcohol. This book is dark and it's ashame he could not get the help he needed. This is an incredibly sad story with a very sad ending since he died approximately a year after publishing. RIP.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Addiction, Drug abuse, Mental illness, Alcohol