To me she seems to change rather abruptly for me a sweet supportive woman to a bitter hateful cheater. Did it seem natural given she married someone she didn't really know and had hopes for her life that didn't pan out or was it just done for plot reasons?
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Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that I'll be over here looking through your stuff.
This is a show written entirely by men, and they're mostly Catholic men in their fifties and sixties. They understand women only in the most ignorant and self-serving ways, as either bland and passive and sexually undemanding mothers (i.e. Eli's wife) or ravenous and devious and insatiable temptresses and whores (i.e. Nucky's girl Lucy in Season One.) Sigrid is the ultimate nightmare for an aging male Catholic -- a wife who insists on having a sexual identity of her own and who refuses to keep quiet about her needs. ("You lie, you lie, and you lie . . . I tell the truth!")
"We're all gonna die up here, Spock!" James T. Kirk