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"Accounting firm Deloitte will pay $21.5 million ‌to settle a U.S. Department of Justice probe over diversity, equity and inclusion practices"

According to Automotive News, sourced in this article, the Subaru Ascent isn't going away.

This question is for married and engaged women. But if you're in a very serious relationship where you both agree it's headed towards marriage, feel free to answer.

Does your husband get anything special that your exes and hookups didn't have access to? Did/do you reserve anything specifically for him?

I know a lot of guys who love when their wives tell them something like: "I've never let any guy do that, only for you." It makes him feel special, desired and validated.

I've seen a lot of women on here suggest a sort of "equal opportunity" situation where they have to treat all of their sexual partners the same. But I've also seen some women say their exes had access to a lot more than their husbands do:

One common thing you see men get salty about is when his wife doesn't want to try certain sexual acts with him, but she used to do them with all her exes. It can make him feel left out and not desired. Women will claim she's just not into that specific act anymore, or she never was in the first place and only did it out of pressure. But to her husband, it can feel like she had all her wild/experimental fun already, getting it out of her system with other men.

This whole conversation has made me wonder how women here think about this with respect to their husbands. Do you give him special treatment/access in the bedroom at all? Do husbands deserve better than boyfriends/FWBs/hookups?

Hot topic on this sub as of late. Happy Friday!