Ep 23. Virgins

In New Girl season 2 episode 23 titled "Virgins", Jess, Nick, Schmidt, Winston, and Cece all reflect on their past sexual experiences as they prepare for a game of True American with their friends. As they begin to share their stories, they realize that none of them have had the "perfect" first time they had always envisioned.

Jess starts off by revealing that she lost her virginity to her high school boyfriend, who ended up cheating on her. Nick shares that he lost his virginity to a girl he only knew for two days, and it was not a great experience. Schmidt's story involves a memorable encounter with his college RA, while Winston recounts a particularly awkward experience with his neighbor.

As they continue to share, they start to realize that their expectations for their first time were based on unrealistic standards set by movies and TV shows. Cece, who is not a virgin, joins in and admits that she too had unrealistic expectations when it came to sex.

The group's conversations about sex and virginity lead to deeper discussions about their insecurities and fears. Schmidt talks about feeling like he's never good enough, while Winston reveals he's scared of being alone forever. Jess admits that she's scared of being judged and that's why she's been hesitant to sleep with Nick.

Through their vulnerable conversations, the group begins to realize that their insecurities are not unique to them and that everyone has their own issues when it comes to sex and relationships. They end up realizing that they are not alone and that it's okay to be flawed.

As they continue to play True American, they realize that their openness and vulnerability has brought them closer together as friends. They may not have had the perfect first time, but they realize that the imperfections and failures are what make them who they are today.

Overall, New Girl season 2 episode 23 provides a hilarious and relatable exploration of sex and virginity through the lens of the beloved characters. The episode's poignant moments offer a refreshing and authentic take on the experiences that shape our relationships and personal growth.