I finally saw The 40 Year Old Virgin movie last weekend and it was kinda funny. I could relate to the movie because i know what it's like to be nervous when it comes to approaching women to ask them out on a date. I've met several black women who have tried to play me and use me so that's why now i haven't had a girlfriend in a long time because i'm tired of black women's attitude problems and i'm tired of them trying to play me. I'd rather be single than deal with the bullsh*t that black women put me through. I've only dated one white girl before and that didn't work out because she has 3 kids. Funny thing is she likes black men and 2 of her sons are by a black man who was in prison at the time when i was dating her. The thing i didn't like about The 40 Year Old Virgin is that Steve Carell's co-workers got in his business when they were playing cards after work and they asked him to tell a nasty sex story involving him and a woman he was involved with. They figured he was making up the story so they assumed he was a virgin and when Steve told them he was a virgin when they asked him if he was a virgin, they said i knew it because of the phony sex story he told. Then they told other employees at the store where Steve worked at that he was a virgin which i thought was ignorant because it's nobody's business to know about something personal like that.




I think Steve's problem was that he was probably nervous about approaching women and maybe he had bad experiences with women and maybe that's why he was a virgin. I think that virgins shouldn't be forced into having sex. I can't stand ignorant people that have had sex and they wanna make fun of virgins who haven't had sex. I used to get teased in high school by ignorant black boys who thought i was a virgin just because i was quiet. I really do love attractive women no matter whether they're black, white, puerto rican, asian but i just can't stand women that got a attitude problem, materialistic, stuck up. Like i said, most of the women i've dated are black but i wouldn't mind dating outside my race. Another scene in the movie i thought was stupid was when Steve's co-workers took him to a place to get some of his chest hair taken off.

I could relate to the movie because i know what it's like to be nervous when it comes to approaching women to ask them out on a date.

Every man who has been placed on this planet knows what it's like to be nervous when it comes to asking women out on a date. It's natural.

I could relate to this film because I'm still a virgin at 22 and I've had friends who have given me a hard time about it. I don't mind, personally. I'm proud of my virginity. But a lot of what his friends said, was exactly what I'd heard from my friends.

The effect was, I found it funnier than Knocked Up or Superbad.

I think Knocked Up was funnier than The 40 Year Old Virgin. Katherine Heigl is cute.

I thought this was a really great film. It was quite humorous and I liked how the main character in the film who was a virgin was a guy. It seemed like a great spin on what society usually projects, like the girl who is a virgin, like in the film "Cruel Intentions".

And, I think it's okay for a guy to be a virgin. Well, at forty it seems a bit like too long a time, I think guys in their twenties shouldn't rush into losing it because they should save themselves for the girl they will hopefully eventually marry someday.