Okay, first of all, I agree that my interpretation is (as anybody else's, but those who originally created the concept, I presume), subjective. It grabs my attention that you say "It's not CANON", so, I'm curious, according to you, what's "canon"?, and why do you think my view deviate so much from it?

And what's wrong with wanting something else from the relationship we are involved in? What's wrong with her intentions or reasons?  What is she supposed to do then? to leave him?, wait until the end of times or to Sheldon's libido to awake by itself (whatever happens first)?….. wait, if we judge by his reactions in…

I beg to disagree here. Amy was not flat out "manipulating" Sheldon.
Using her knowledge and expertise, she proposed an experiment based in the relation between emotion and memory, and correlation between emotional attatchment and pleasant stimuli. Sheldon perfectly knew from the very beginning what she was intending…

"It could just be that in truth, Amy's scientific achievements are the
only thing worth mentioning to dear Mom, because there's nothing
profoundly personal to share."