All the way back in the '60s, for example, Parton wrote a hit song inspired by an argument she had with her husband as a newlywed. As she told Rolling Stone in a 2003 interview, Parton's husband, Carl Dean, had a very sexist reaction when he discovered he wasn't the first person she ever slept with.
"See, I had had sex before we met, but I hadn’t mentioned it, and he hadn’t asked," Parton explained. "We were married for eight months, happy as we could be, and all of a sudden he decides to ask. I told him the truth, and it broke his heart. He could not get over that for the longest time. I thought, ‘Well, my goodness, what’s the big damn deal?'”
“I can see you’re disappointed by the way you look at me / And I’m sorry that I’m not the woman you thought I’d be / Yes, I’ve made mistakes, but listen and understand / My mistakes are no worse than yours just because I’m a woman"
At the time, the song's sentiment was such a radical sentiment that some radio stations in the U.S. actually refused to play it, though it did go to #1 in South Africa.
Years later, Parton ran into similar problems with 1991's “The Eagle When She Flies.”
Thankfully, Parton has never listened to her haters...and never will.
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