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I'm a feminist, but I spend half an hour today looking at photos of Matthew Perry then and now,

because he is the friend who has changed the most. He has changed the most. I mean, objectively.

And now I would obviously absolutely never have sought-out pictures of old Matthew Perry.

It's just not what I do. It's not my style. Okay. But one of them,

you're not believing that, Kima. But, something came up on Instagram. Someone else posted it,

not me. And it was a stark difference between season one Chandler and now, and I did. I have to admit,

one time I was in New York, and I was in the village in front of one of those big apartment blocks

like in France. And guess who was standing on the corner, smoking a cigarette? What?

Matthew Perry, and I did at that point text a friend and say, I feel like I'm in the one

where Chandler got really, really old and sad. He was such a sort of vital young man, and I became

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