When I said my husband gets what he needs now I wasn't just referring to sex like you all assumed. Attention, affection, interest in his work/life/day, intimacy of any kind. The list goes on. He wasn't happy. I wasn't happy. I believe everyone has their soul mate and it took me a while longer than most to find him.
None of this is at all relevant.
Nobody judges people splitting and moving on. Nobody judges folk who divorce. Nobody judges you making a mistake in who you marry/have a relationship with.
People judge affairs, and quite rightly. Because NOBODY needs to have an affair. Nobody. There is always, always the option of being decent - of splitting up with your partner and sorting it all out (especially if there are children involved) before you get together with someone else.
The feeling towards people who choose (yes, it is always choose) to have affairs doesn't just come from the disgust at the deceit and the lies and the breaking of vows, you know. It also comes from the fact that to have an affair, you also have to be a coward. A coward who isn't sure that what they think they might have with the new sqeeze is the real thing - so they hedge their bets. They don't have the guts to say, my existing relationship isn't right, so I will leave it, if I feel like this about another person.
No, they won't jump ship until they've sampled the goods potentially on offer elsewhere, and checked that the other person is going to jump too - or, they might be left with no relationship at all. Absolutely crappy attitude to life and love.
So there you go, Happiwifey - not comfortable reading, I'm sure - but, well.