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There's your problem right there.
What did she get from the other guy that she didn't get from you? She got time, interest, conversation, joking, and romance.... The discussion did not revolve around the children's sports schedule and paying bills.
Expecting hot sex when you spend NO time cultivating an emotionally intimate relationship with her isn't going to heal your marriage nor fix the problem.
Two suggestions (with links):
ITA. After infidelity busted up our marriage and all sparks were lost and replaced with a whole lot of negativity, we both decided that we should at least do our darndest to repair our relationship. We did this by revamping pretty much everything and starting from scratch as much as possible. We pretty much starting dating again, slowly but surely, and sure enough, the sparks starting coming back and we managed to fan them back into a nice crackling fire that we're still enjoying. There were definitely times when I really thought we were dead in the water and wouldn't be able to rekindle the kind of bond we'd had before, but we did...and then some. It's actually better now than it ever has been. My advice: carve out some time...hours...and talk to her. Find out if she is willing to try and start over with her. Also, what about marriage counseling? Is that an option for you guys? That helped us work through issues and conflicts with help so we were more able to focus on bonding at other times.
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