Cuckquean is the word you need, a female cuckold (cuckold being the more common word for wittol).
Cuckquean refers to a woman with an adulterous husband. In modern English it generally refers to the sexual fetish in which sexual gratification is gained from maintenance or observation of sexual relations by a man with a woman or a number of women besides his girlfriend, wife or long-term female sex partner, and therefore, the reversed gender roles of a cuckold relationship.
Sadly there is a Wikipedia page so probably counts as sort of general reference.
But to make it a little less general reference I could add some other stuff...
While cuckold and cuckquean are not directly related to the word cuck (passing excrement, shit) as such, the term cucking-stool (corrupted to ducking-stool) has also been called the coqueene-stool and the cockqueane-stool.
OED says of the cucking-stool:
An instrument of punishment formerly in use for scolds, disorderly women, fraudulent tradespeople, etc., consisting of a chair (sometimes in the form of a close-stool), in which the offender was fastened and exposed to the jeers of the bystanders, or conveyed to a pond or river and ducked.
Seems to me that a cucking-stool is more than a dip in the river. If I can find anything ruder or more vulgar I'll add it in.
Wikipedia contributors, "Cuckquean," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Cuckquean&oldid=641764807 (accessed February 9, 2015).
Within the boundaries of the OP, I would suggest the word enthusiasm:
noun
[MASS NOUN]
1 Intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval:
ODO
He has lost his enthusiasm in the face of adversity.
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That novel is a contemporary (young adult) realistic fiction romance. (It's "one of the most talked-about romances in teen literature"–Kirkus Reviews).
Little, Brown, the publisher of Why We Broke Up classifies it as Realistic Fiction. This genre does not include fantasy, so Harry Potter, vampires and zombies are not included within it.
Good Books lists many young adult realistic fiction romances.
Study.com defines Realistic fiction:
Characteristics of realistic fiction include