<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Reasons I'm intimidated: 

-The woman is gorgeous and naked on my husband's Facebook.

-She and Husband have the same degree, computer science (yes, she has brains and booty), and they have many similar interests.

-The woman is gorgeous and naked on my husband's Facebook.

-She and Husband have supported each other through many difficult times. Lots of mental intimacy.

-The woman is gorgeous and naked on my husband's Facebook.

-I'm not sure if I believe in purely platonic relationships between sexually attractive opposite-gender people. If I ever find myself sexually attracted to a guyfriend, I make a point to distance myself from him. Part of me wishes my husband would do the same. (This one's probably silly. CMV, anyone?)

-The woman is gorgeous and naked on my husband's Facebook. (Clearly this is the big one.)

Reasons I am full of complete shit:

-HUSBAND HAS KINDLY AND WITHOUT ANY ARM TWISTING OFFERED TO CUT OFF COMMUNICATIONS WITH THIS WOMAN COMPLETELY. He said if she makes me feel this uncomfortable, he'll just stop talking to her, and it would be no skin off his nose (says he's not as close to her as I think he his). He just wants me to be happy. (I told him no, obviously, and gave him a big kiss.)

So... yeah. Clearly I'm being paranoid. But, despite his reassurances, there's still a professional model showing off her perfect boobies on my husband's homepage. My brain understands I have nothing to worry about, but my emotions tell me this is a code red emergency, and I'm not very good at hiding my discomfort from my husband. 

Any advice on how to deal with this? Do I just need to suck it up?
<bot>: I don't want my husband to lose a good friend because of me, but Good Friend parading her gorgeous body on Husband's Facebook makes me stupidly uncomfortable. Help?