Phoebe wonders what his deal is, and Joey suggests he's gay.

There was an episode where Phoebe was concerned that her boyfriend wouldn't sleep with her after a couple of weeks.

In the pilot episode, Monica has sex with a man on the first date, a plot point so controversial at the time that it had to be focus-grouped just to make sure that audiences didn't believe Monica to be overly promiscuous.

Everybody Has Lots of Sex: The main characters were notorious for having multiple sexual relationship, even with each other.

Not even Phoebe is completely immune to this, see her subplot in 'The One Where They're Up All Night'.

Although the three guys get ridiculed much more often than the girls, Rachel or Monica often get the short end of the stick.

Butt-Monkey: Except for Phoebe (usually), all of them have their moments.

Ross and Joey contrast the most but both interact with Chandler, who falls roughly in the middle, more than each other. Chandler is Blue Oni to Ross and Joey's Red Oni. Ross is uptight while Joey and Chandler are relaxed. Joey is The Casanova while Chandler and Ross are Hollywood Dateless. Bromantic Foil: Joey, Ross and Chandler all provide foils to each other in different ways (being an Ensemble Cast none of them are technically The Hero).Although apparently this trope has happened when Ross and Rachel marry again after the series. When Ross and Rachel start dating, Monica almost name-drops the trope, saying she and Rachel will be 'friends-in-law'.Of course, he was taking anti-rage drugs at the time. Ross witnesses Chandler having sex with his sister Monica and angrily declares 'I can't believe it, my best friend and my sister!' When Chandler and Monica explain that they're in a serious relationship and in love and not just fooling around, Ross repeats it, only this time overjoyed.Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: Fashionable, sophisticated Rachel is the beauty organized, sensible Monica is the brains and surprisingly badass, former street kid Phoebe is the brawn.Especially seen in 'The One with the Inappropriate Sister', where Ross and Chandler are bickering about what Joey should do (Ross wants him to write a script for his career, while Chandler wants him to play a new self-invented game called Fireball). All Play: Ross is All Work versus Joey and Chandler as All Play. The most notable example is 'The One with All the Thanksgivings'', with Ross and Chandler sporting ridiculous A Flock of Seagulls (and later Miami Vice) haircuts. '80s Hair: Given that the characters were all teenagers in the '80s, the show was very liberal about this in the corresponding flashbacks.From the left: Chandler, Rachel, Ross, Monica, Joey, Phoebe

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