Renowned playwright and relationship expert Uncle Ebo Whyte has taken a bold stance against the prevailing belief that men hold dominance in sexual encounters.
In a recent “Showbiz 360” interview with Giovanni Caleb, Whyte argued that contrary to popular opinion, women wield greater control and influence during intimate moments.
Uncle Ebo Whyte criticized the notion that men should boast about their sexual conquests. “When a man sleeps with a woman, he often brags to his friends, saying, ‘Oh, I finished her.’ But if you truly understood who holds the power in such encounters, you would stop boasting,” Whyte said.
He explained that in any sexual encounter, it is the woman who ultimately holds the upper hand.
“In any sexual encounter, the winner is not the man. It’s the woman. The man only provides his energy, reputation, and opportunities,” he added.
Whyte urged men to exercise dignity and self-respect, cautioning against the pitfalls of hasty and reckless behaviour.
He emphasized the importance of self-awareness and prudent decisions to preserve moral integrity. “Understanding the need to respect yourself helps you realize that careless actions can erode your respect and reputation. Be cautious,” he advised.
He recounted a wisdom shared by an older friend: “When you go to the forest and find a table laid out, walk away because you don’t know why the table is there.”
In addition to his provocative views on sexual dynamics, Uncle Ebo Whyte is preparing for the debut of his latest play, I Want To Feed You.
Roverman Productions will present the production, which will be staged at the National Theatre in Accra on September 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, and 15, 2024.
Performances will occur at 7 p.m. on Fridays, with two shows at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturdays and three at 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 8 p.m. on Sundays.