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Lou_Joy :
I once read that Chandler Bing’s life was everything Matthew Perry dreamed of, while Matthew Perry’s reality was everything Chandler feared. That has always stayed with me. 💔
2026-11-06 19:48:54
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Lizzzeee :
Shame on Peter Hitchens
2026-11-06 21:50:00
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Christine 💙❤️💙❤️💙 :
I think part of the issue is his was prescription painkillers and they are so pushed and normalised in the US
2026-11-06 20:04:28
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🫥 :
Alcohol wasn't the issue. His demons were.
2026-11-06 23:41:20
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user1571805029526 :
Yeah I agree, that’s the part of AA/DA that I struggle with aswell. In my mind, I didn’t become an addict overnight or the first time I tried a substance, it took years of repetitive behaviour and choosing to do the same substance over and over. So to say that it’s not my fault I became addicted and I had no say in it just doesn’t sit right with me. If you do anything in life over and over, eventually it’s gonna become part of your routine and part of your life. I personally like to believe that I put myself in this situation and if I work hard enough and change my ways, I’ll be able to pull myself out of it.
2026-11-06 19:46:19
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Bels_ :
I see it as an incurable disease but not in the sense that I'm helpless and will always be unwell but in the sense that I can never revert back to using that substance
2026-11-06 19:54:28
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GER :
Yup, it’s a self fulfilling prophecy
2026-11-08 15:52:53
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user6123878470882 :
The “disease” label is a tricky one for me. While I do think some of us are more predisposed than other to become an addict due to genetics, our upbringing, etc., I also hesitate to call it a disease. It makes it sound like you have something that cannot be cured. Or something that gives you sort of an excuse to use again. Like, “well yeah I relapsed again. I mean, I do have a disease ya know.” It really is a matter of motivation and will power. Yes, for some of us it’s tougher to resist. But at the end of the day I firmly believe it comes down to just that.
2026-11-07 01:00:28
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DEE 💚 :
It’s crazy because some people can be recreational I wonder why this is ?
2026-11-08 00:19:59
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Paul Lowther :
I have adhd diagnosed by the doctor but was forced to go there by my girlfriend after a good few years. I myself, didnt see it. Best I can explain me is always wanting dopamine. Anything that is exciting i want and I cant settle without it. Thats what gets me into trouble. There's something there with the so called adhd but for me the condition is not being happy unless stimulated. adhd and addiction, in my opinion is definitely linked.
2026-11-07 01:03:52
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Letitia :
I hated the doc, found him and his families attitude to the whole thing really odd! I found the incurable disease removed his accountability, it was bizarre. The Netflix doc felt really strange - like no experience strength or hope lol
2026-11-08 11:15:42
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Skaukatt :
My mum tried AA and doesn’t like it cause it’s just people repeating themselves and not moving on from it
2026-11-07 14:55:34
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sharksareolderthantrees :
His book is worth a read. Published around a year before his death I believe.
2026-11-08 19:29:32
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Ian G :
I firmly believe N.A. is unhealthy for most. People I know doing meetings don’t seem to move on. When you’re in their company it takes me back to my using years. Lastly, words are powerful, so if you tell yourself daily you’re powerless, trust me you’ll be powerless.
2026-11-08 18:54:46
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sobersouldan777 :
I agree with a lot your saying here my love , what I took from watching it is he never found the right help for him and got to the bottom of why he was using. I think in America when you have an addiction the 12 steps is where everyone goes but if you keep trying it and it’s not working then try another avenue to see if that will work. I think he had stuff going on underneath the addiction that was never picked up x
2026-11-07 18:30:12
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Tash :
Thats the thing everyone is different and certain people cant escape from it, when you're a celebrity I guess it must be a lot harder to escape from.. 100% agree with what you're saying because a way out for 1 person might not be the same for another. There is always a way out ✌️
2026-11-07 19:31:22
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Koold :
let it go ❤️
2026-11-07 09:40:55
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andrewhumphreys10 :
South Park did a great episode on this
2026-11-07 01:55:04
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wayne :
I thought it was disappointing there was hardly anything from old interview's, his own meetings etc ive got his book so will read it i feel the documentary was more based on what the people dealt with around him 🤔
2026-11-07 04:14:54
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Blimey O'Reilly | DJ :
People that don't believe in addiction, try and place your phone face down for the day and not pick it up ❤️
2026-11-07 11:28:36
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Garry Knight :
What did you make of Peter Hitchens? I thought his attitude towards Matthew was horrible but do you think he actually had a point?
2026-11-06 21:51:37
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bened353 :
I haven’t watched it but I remember watching that video of him with Peter Hitchens. Although I hate Peter Hitchens with a passion and his line of thinking was completely wrong, I think Matthew also looked a bit silly in that argument they had. He talked about his addition as an allergy or something, which was strange. I think you’re right that he resigned himself to having an incurable illness that he could never recover from.
2026-11-07 08:43:59
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steph 💙 :
he was a lost soul. struggled from an early age he just seemed to get addicted to anything. his book is really good
2026-11-08 11:58:29
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efieldmaster :
Medications and harm reduction are not used enough there are so many medications that can help addiction and they just are not used enough.
2026-11-07 22:45:56
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Keetarah :
I’ve been putting off watching it. The recent ketamine doc was so sad
2026-11-07 01:12:36
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