I've been thinking of writing a huge FR but I never have the time so I'm gonna break it down into chunks.

The problem is that now that I am increasing my SMV, she sees the need to increase hers but does not know how, and this is causing stress in the relationship.

Background I'm 26, She's 25, we've been dating for 3.5 years, engaged for 2 of those. I took the red pill two weeks ago and have been making great strides. Gotten control of my finances, health, confidence, and assertiveness. She grew up, to steal a phrase, with the kind of feminism that hates Alpha men and hates femininity. She has super low self-image. We met at Uni. She has never ridden the CC, had one boyfriend who she slept with before me, and he was pretty beta (I was too before, but not nearly as much). Sex has always been ~daily, but she never got too wet. It took me rubbing her for 15 to approach moist. Now that I've got some tools from oldbros under my belt I have routinely made her sopping wet, so the attraction is there. We had a conversation a few days ago about the changes in me. She noticed I had been changing and I explained that I was looking for more from life and had found new confidence and assertiveness, and that these are good because I will be able to contribute more to the relationship and be a strong oak and rock for her. We had a 'money shot' moment where I said "See, the whole relationship I've been improving" and I ramped my hand in the air like a line on a graph. She replies, unprompted with her eyes lit up, "Ooooh, and I've been going like this" and she ramps her hand downward. So she gets what's going on at least on an unconscious level.

However, I don't think she knows how to increase her SMV for me at all. Whenever an opportunity presents itself she just gets sad and stares at the wall. Never flirts. She has no feminine charms (except of course the sex). It's almost like I was (am?) her buddy that she would bone. Which, don't get me wrong I would love the fuckbuddy dynamic except we live together in an exclusive relationship and are engaged.

I guess I'm finding her boring and I don't want that. Here's what I want, copied from a Red Pill Women post:

"I view my role as a woman as "a soft place to land." My husband goes out to work and achieve all day. My work is to give him support and comfort so he can go out and do it again tomorrow. I do all household chores, eliminate drama, keep in touch with his family, especially about birthdays, etc. Essentially, I view us as a team; he represents "us" in the world and I represent "us" in the home. Life is too big for one person to handle all the roles we need to address, so we split up, tackle the day, and at night he comforts me by making me feel safe physically, and (I hope) I comfort him by making him feel safe mentally/emotionally. My two cents."

God I would kill to have my fiancee involved in my family, but she's got big phone and social phobias.

So how do I get her from where she is to where I want her? I know I will have to lead her to it somehow, and it will take patience and time. It's just that it's starting to seem like she's not the right girl for me.