@Hewie30 That must be gutting, sorry to hear that, I don't know how I'd feel ☹️ BUT there's definitely silver linings there - for starters I keep hearing of people that conceived exactly like that, when they stopped "trying" and tracking and just gave things course the natural way. (Including my parents actually! After the five years and meds and the stillbirth they were fed up and decided to take a break from TTC, which I am a product of ☺️). So it's very effective.
Secondly he is right that it shouldn't become a chore, ultimately right now it's just the two of you and no guarantees if ever having a baby, so you must primarily be happy with your relationship as it is, and not timing things will definitely help that. (Not saying you specifically aren't happy with your relationship of course, it's more like a general you! Your relationship sounds very healthy and like you communicate really well ☺️)
I've asked my OH if he felt pressured or like it was a chore but I think at the moment he's still in the "woo, sex!" stage 😆 That being said I'm trying to make sure we mainly DTD when it feels natural, so we've skipped some days when I was fertile but we were knackered because I wouldn't want to force things.
Also I think our bodies are actually quite smart - a lot of women do experience an increased sex drive before ovulation so you hopefully won't miss out if you let things progress naturally!
I know this is all a lot easier to say theoretically but I do think it might actually help - and don't forget it's not final, you might both agree to change your approach again in a couple months time!
Or... You might already be pregnant in which case this is all irrelevant, which might well be the case too from what you've been saying 🤞