Bill Maher closed Real Time on Friday by questioning both the "female Viagra" and the push to put unnatural boundaries on peoples' sex drive -- which brought him to Josh Duggar and his two accounts on the affair match-making site Ashley Madison.
"He was seeking tall women, short women, long hair, short hair, girl-next-door type, naughty girl type -- basically anyone who wasn't breastfeeding in a prairie dress," Maher said. "And he blamed his infidelity on a porn addiction. Oh Josh. Dude, you're just horny. I'd say the genie is out of the bottle, but I'm afraid you'd bang the genie. Or the bottle."
Maher said he found it "weird" that heterosexual sex is still micro-managed in a time when other sexual identities are celebrated.
"Caitlyn Jenner gets up at the ESPYs in a dress with tits and a d*ck under it and there's not a dry eye in the house," he argued. "Somehow with gay and transgender people we celebrate -- as we should -- the concept of 'I am who I am, I was born this way, this is my truth.' Great. But can we get the same deal for the 95 percent of us?"
People should be free to have sex -- or not have sex -- at their own discretion, Maher argued, as he expressed skepticism over the Addyi pill, which purportedly increases a woman's desire for sex, while actually lowering her blod pressure.
"People have been calling Addyi the 'female Viagra' but no, Addyi is a mood drug. Whereas Viagra is for men who still have the desire for sex, but physically can't," he noted. "Their penis used to go up like a lightsaber, and now it goes on like hanging Christmas lights."
Watch Maher's commentary, as posted online on Friday, below.
