I've read all the starting hand guides and know the theory behind why not to play suited connectors out of position (cause the odds aren't necessarily there to make them profitable).
However, at the super loose, super passive $2NL tables that I play at, I find that limping in any position with pretty much any coordinated holding (connectors suited or not, suited gappers, any two face cards, AXs) is profitable because there are so many multi-way pots.
It feels to me that folding any of these holdings even in early position is -EV because of the huge implied odds that limping fish provide.
I guess my question is, am I a fish, or does this theory make sense? Obviously when I move up I'll want to tighten up. I think seeing 30% of flops at the micro-limits can be profitable as long as you play the odds post-flop.
I also find it almost useless to c-bet or bluff at these stakes.