Not what you might think
Hey, so I have a similar experience and this is what I've discovered. The fact of the matter if that you both have to sit down and setup these "rules of engagement" for the conversation:
1) Getting angry is ok, loosing self-control is not - it's ok that she gets mad because it's just nature that when we want something, we don't want to imagine or think about someone else having of it. So you have to be understanding and absolutely emotionally supportive of this.
2) You have to make it very clear that there is nothing wrong with you (or her for that matter) finding someone attractive, it's human nature. Here is the action step though, you have to communicate that it's not that you set off having sexual fantasies about these women (as I'm sure she is not having sexual fantasy's about the guys she says are attractive), but also she has to be willing to accept those words. One thing is to make an observation of beauty another is engaging in ideas, thoughts and things like that about that person.
3) I recommend seeing if there is a root insecurity in her mind. It may be that either her need to feel loved is not being filled. Now I'm not saying you're not showing her love, but here is the thing. You have to get to know what makes her feel loved. Because what one woman takes as an expression of love another can take as shear annoyance.
But be encouraged my friend and in all things remember to love her. One last thing, you have to really make her feels special and let her know that you don't take for granted that she has waited and that you appreciate that gift she's given (or going to give) you. Let her know that you acknowledge that as something special and of high-value which makes her of high-worth, and you'll see great positive changes in your relationship.
Hope this was helpful. Love and Peace
Much Love and Success,
MrHV
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