M/M romance

You Should Be So Lucky

This m/m romance is often discussed for emotional, complex characters and tender.

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This m/m romance is often discussed for emotional, complex characters and tender.

Pairing
M/M
Setting
Sports Romance
Dynamic
M/M romance
Heat

3/5 — Open door

Pace
Slow Burn
Biggest divide
Reader fit
Decision guide for Is You Should Be So Lucky your next read?: Best fit: Emotional; Best fit: Tender; Check first: Uneven pacing; Check first: Slow build heat
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These themes can help you judge the fit. They are not a rating or a promise that everyone will have the same experience.

What tends to work

Emotional

The emotional parts hit a perfect balance, not minimized but not overwhelming.

Complex Characters

Mark and Eddie have more in common than they realize, both lonely and dealing with different kinds of grief.

Tender

Eddie's unfiltered personality brings a lovely energy to the grumpy/sunshine dynamic.

Genre Fans

Baseball fans will enjoy the historical sport detail more, but unfamiliarity with the sport does not hinder enjoyment.

What may not work for you

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