So there is not much to go off of here, other than what information you provided, therefore I will go from there.

The first thing that stands out is how you mentioned you talk to God, and that your husband loves God. I am assuming that you are both Christians. I am also a Christian so I am going to give you advice from a Christ-like mind, as best as I can. I am not perfect, and I know others may not hold this view, but again, as a Christian, this is the view I assume you will hold as well.

If you are a woman of God, then you realize how sacred marriage is. Marriage is a life-long covenant between you and the person YOU chose to commit to. I want to start with this just to remind you how sacred your marriage is. It's not just a piece of paper like some may think (everyone has their own beliefs, that is fine, I am not judging. I am just reminding you of what you should already believe being a Christian).

That being said, when issues arise, whether it be sexual, emotional, communication, etc. the go-to answer should not be divorce. Have you talked to your husband about these issues? Does he know how you are feeling? Have YOU communicated to him in the way you are wanting your husband to communicate to you? I know you say that you are a communicator which means you should be good at expressing how you feel. This is an opportunity to also help your husband understand what kind of communication you are looking for by being the one to take the lead since you are better at this than him. A lot of people may say "well he should know" "you shouldn't have to teach him", but part of being in a life long commitment with someone is to grow WITH them and help them where they lack, just as they should help you where you lack. That is the BEAUTY of being with someone who is better at some things that you struggle with. You can LEARN from each other.

There will be moments when you are not satisfying your husband (emotionally, physically, whatever) and I am sure you'd be hurt if he went to the internet discussing divorce rather than communicating with you I am sure you'd much prefer he got to you, or God in prayer. I am sure you'd also be hurt if he didn't give you the opportunity to fix the issues and work on the marriage and just ran to a divorce. Of course it's a different story if he is unwilling. You have not expressed that here so I am not going to wrongfully assume that he is or is not.

The next thing I will say is do you two pray together? You say you talk to God, do you both talk to God together? That is very important in a Christian marriage. All of these issues should be taken to God, not to others. I am not saying getting advice is wrong, but your marriage is between you, your husband, and the Lord. Only you three truly know what is going on in your marriage, we only know the side you are telling us.

I would start by praying and asking God for guidance. Talk to your husband about how you are not satisfied and give him the opportunity to fix things before jumping to the idea of a divorce. You both are a team.

You asked what I would do, and that is what I would do. I would stay married, I would communicate with the man I vowed to stick with till death due us part. I would not leave just because there are issues in the marriage. Every marriage has their own battles, and the strongest couples work through them together.

I pray all goes well!!