My wife took about a year to FULLY accept who I am, I believe. As some have stated, it can take longer, shorter, or what have you. I think the biggest mile stone we had was when she ASKED me to dress....fully...in front of her. I did, and she cried. She cried hard, and I felt like I should just walk back in the room, and change. I didn't, but instead attempted to talk to her. She explained she was crying for herself, NOT because of me. So, after a minute, she said it would take a bit to get used to. That was about a month after she found out. About another month went by, and she asked again. I dressed, walked out, and she smiled, saying I was beautiful! No tears, no anything. She said she still sees me, but just has to look for him. She found it funny for a while, and said it helped her to see me when SHE was ready. She really appreciated me "putting a hold" on dressing until she asked me to. Going out was hard for both of us, but we did it. Joking went a long way. That was probably six months after she found out. She went through phases of feeling like she hated me for doing it. Phases of depression, feeling like she lost the man she married. She said the thing is as time goes by, and the more it comes up, the easier it has been for her to handle. She loves me for who I am. Even recently, I have been upset over her changing her views on it. A woman getting used to this WILL be like a pendelum on a clock. Hate, love, hate, love, and the occasional freezing at "eh, whatever." I wish I could tell you a secret formula to all of this, but truth is there is nothing a CD can do for his SO to accept. It has to be figured out by her. 1. She has to see it is not out of control, and boundaries can and will be set by her. 2. She married a man, and still has a man. 3. Love defeats all. If you both truly love each other, that is all that matters. There are far worse things that someone could be doing. That's really it. I hope that helps, and good luck to both of you!