Yetzer,
Hello
It seems that you have two separate, yet slightly related issues:
(1) Your marriage, and the roles and responsibilities that you and your wife have.
(2) Your porn/inappropriate material/eyes issue.
(1) is all about the two of you, and (2) is about you. You feel that (1) might be the cause of (2).
Am I right so far?
(1) is all about expectations - yours of your wife, and your wife of you. Your catalog of issues in section (1) include:
-Dressing Frum & Frumpy, rather than Victoria's Secret
-Conjugal passiveness, rather than porn-star-queen
-Acting like a wife with responsibilities to the household, rather than an A-lister socialite
(2) is all about how you satisfy yourself, including:
-Stuff
So - am I off the mark yet?
So issue (1) is about what you deserve from your wife, and issue (2) is how you give yourself what you deserve, or feel you need.
You mention that you had issue (2) before you got married, and that marriage was supposed to cure issue (2). Now, you seem disappointed that you aren't getting what you felt you needed, and thus the issue that you had before you married hasn't gone away.
You feel that if your wife becomes sexier, more sexually active & attentive to you and your needs (all reasonable, imho), you will be cured, or at least not need to fight so hard.
Has my logic failed yet?
Here are my thoughts:
Firstly, you need to consider what you have and what you need. Be reasonable about it. Be objective. Think clearly about what you don't need. Don't think in terms of trade-off, or "if this, I'll give up that" - be clear and honest about what you do need, and what you don't. I imagine that "do need" would be some time to connect with your wife, or "something more than a cold-fish approach" in the bedroom. Something that you don't need could be hard pornography. What you have could be a capable cook/cleaner/childminder/etc. Sounds clinical, but it's one way to count your blessings.
I would make a list, and read over it, were I you.
The next thing to do is to
align expectations with your wife. If she does not respond, because she thinks that this is not serious, make her realize that you are, indeed, serious. The biggest issue I am reading into your posts (which are necessarily one-sided) is that your expectations from marriage are misaligned. I would bet money that your wife is unhappy in some aspects of your marriage, and wonder if you know how you are not meeting her expectations. From taking out garbage, to checking out other women - I have no idea. Do you know what she wants, and makes her tick? That, (plus a little skill) is usually the fastest way to seduction.
After making the first list (which is about you), then perhaps make a second list (your wife really shouldn't see the first one! Of course!) about expectations, and what you are willing to give up/do in addition. Then (without showing her the list), have a discussion and encourage her to think about it (give her a couple of days, unless she is immediately enthusiastic). Then compare them, and let the negotiations begin.
I don't really know you at all, or your wife, or your marriage. That approach might not work for you. But at least it's something that you can think about.
The reason that I think you should look to yourself before your marriage is because that issue clearly predates the marriage. You went into marriage feeling entitled. You still feel that way (and there is no reason not to feel a little entitled to reasonable things), but perhaps to an excess. Marriage
can help pornography/masturbation/pride obsession go away. But not because it feeds it. It can help because it can make you consider other people more, and push away your need to feed yourself constantly. It can help you realize that there are other people who need you more, and that giving can be better than taking.
But if you go in looking for satiation as a cure... Well, I don't know anyone for whom that worked out too well, without working it as in the previous paragraph.
One more thing. A question. (No, I'm not Colombo) Are you good at really listening to your wife, with a clear heart and open mind? Do you ever make time to do so?
Edit: Oh, by no means, under any circumstances, say "you just don't do it for me, you frumpy cow" or any derivation thereof. There are positive ways to phrase almost anything, where you are giving power to the other, rather than taking status away. Quite important for wives, I find!
Like "I have feelings that only you can evoke, and X would help so much" instead of "To get my fix of short skirts, I stand outside the local sem". Or "I feel lost and alone without some quality time with my wife, and really need that, and think we could both enjoy it" instead of "Stop being lazy and let's go out". Or if empowerment doesn't work, then "you need time out" can help. But I feel that the empowerment approach is a bit more honest, since it addresses your own needs