One of the things that strongly makes me want to dislike Vivian's character is the way she interacts with Christian in non-sexual scenes. She is instantly familiar with him, telling him intimate details of her sex life with Hutch immediately upon their first phone conversation. You would think that Christian would be viewed by her as the primary source of her problems. But she talks to him as if he is an ally in what she seems to think her problem is, namely her communication and relationship with Hutch. And she trusts Christian's opinion on what needs to be done rather than her husband's.
Granted, Hutch doesn't seem to be very long on advice in this story so far so I'd say there's room for some forgiveness there.
I suppose a lot of that could be chalked up to the idea that she doesn't really know what her problem is and these new physical urges are clouding her thoughts too much. Assuming of course that these urges are NEW.
There's still room for redemption for Vivian, depending on what the updates reveal. But watching her try to reassure Hutch multiple times that she is there to listen to him, when almost the entire issue of the tension of the story is a result of things she hasn't told him, kind of makes me feel she deserves whatever's coming.
So for now when I re-watch the scene in the kitchen where Christian teaches her how to deepthroat, I'm not really feeling any pangs of sympathy for her.
Plenty of other pangs though...