@MissSparkles81 I'm sorry you had such an awful time in the last few years and now his attitude is making things difficult. My DH and I BD a fair amount, however... he hates having timed intercourse, dislikes me checking my BBT in the morning/tracking and telling him about it, he commented to our friends (who have been through a fertility struggle) that he feels like a monkey performing in a circus, it stresses him out, puts pressure on him and takes away the joy and he'd rather just have sex with wife when we both want to. That's a tough one to hear.
Truthfully, I believe they do feel sorry for us because they love us and don't want us to be upset. It is a shared issue, I agree with that too, but they just don't approach it or see it the same way. They'll never really get it, they don't go through mc physically, they are not under the same time pressure as we are, they are likely not to be that connected to the lost baby/ies, they are different to us emotionally, and they simply are different people etc., etc. Your DP seems to be saying he too has a lot on his plate, although I get the issue is ongoing, but it might well be stressing him out. He probably wants to enjoy sex because it's a pleasure and stress release, and really, it used to be the same for us, women, before the loss, wasn't it? There's nothing malicious in this approach, he probably doesn't want to lose that and be under enormous pressure to get things up and perform there and now, it might not work then and ultimately he'll disappoint you, and he knows how much this means to you. I personally think it's worth speaking to him calmly about your feelings in general, but telling him about when to BD might not be the best idea. Just don't link the two topics together, if possible. I know they're linked in your head, but he doesn't need to think the same. I'd be trying this way. If you think it might succeed, just do your own thing with tracking/temping etc., don't tell him, and increase how many times you BD anyway so he simply can't work things out. He'll enjoy himself, you probably will find it more enjoyable too which is a good thing for both of you, and you'll be sure you've used your chance to conceive as well. Having sex only to conceive is likely affecting both of you and your relationship a lot more than you might think and this intimacy is very precious and important especially now, when times are tough. Don't lose it, both of you ❤️ Xxx