Aww, I'm sorry, REM. Intimacy is an important aspect of a relationship and most of us realize that intimacy
can / does ebb and flow for various reasons. You may need to have a conversation with your wife explaining that it's nothing against her but physically difficult for you at this point in your recovery. You are still very early into recovery and it sounds like you're experiencing some energy drain upon returning to work full time. Remind her you've had two (separate) major surgeries within less than four months.
Maybe you can make a special effort to leave her a little note before work, send her a sweet text during the day or bring her flowers for no reason. Cuddle and watch a movie together so she knows you want to be close but are reserving intimacy for when you're feeling more energized, in less pain and less concerned with making a wrong move. And no, I don't think you should have just gone along with it....Faker Daker

As a woman that most certainly wouldn't appeal to me.
Hey, I feel like Dear Abby now.....
Following is an article I found in the Library:
https://bonesmart.org/forum/threads/sex-talking-about-sex-after-hip-surgery.3448/
Wishing you a week of peaceful contentment!
PS I went and looked at the article AFTER I hit "Post Reply" it's racy, I giggled like a grade schooler
