(I tried to find a hand converter but none of them worked. No matter which one I tried they all told me no valid data after cutting and pasting from the HH folder)

$10 R/A blinds are 125/250 with 25 ante. I'm actually in for about $30 or $40 after rebuying a couple of times. 

I'm 2nd at the table in chips with more than 11K after a fish called my shove with 75s. The table is a mix of good players and fish. 

The Villian has a little more than 8K and I sense he's fairly solid. I'm in the BB . I'm dealt pocket 10s

3 folds and a min-raise from villain in MP

HJ calls, Cut off folds, button folds, SB completes and Hero checks. 4 players to the flop. 

Villain and I have played out some hands together but I don't have a good read on his range except from the HUD. 

Villain open raises a lot of pots and bets post flop but I get the sense his range is suited Ax and suited paint maybe 8s, or 7s and up to JJ. 

At this point we have 27 hands together. 

*** FLOP *** [5s,9h,7h]
SB checks
Hero: checks
Villain: bets 1090 everyone else folds back to me. 
Hero: calls 1,090. This smells like a c-bet. I have an overpair to the board but I could be way behind so pot control seemed like a good idea. 
*** TURN *** [6c]
Hero: checks
Villain: insta checks

Now I'm thinking he might have opened A8 and checked back on the turn to set up the river bet. I'm pretty much done with this hand. 
*** RIVER *** [Qc]
Hero: checks
Villain: is all in 6,415. Is this out of line? Seems like a lot if he has the straight or trips. 

I tanked for 30 secs running through range and could only see myself not liking the call. 
Hero: folds

My thoughts at the time was to thin the field with a big preflop raise. I don't know why I didn't except that I was afraid of a bad flop. Should I have been more aggressive pre and post flop with raises? 

Do you guys pay attention to your own HUD stats?

I also have a hard time divorcing myself from bad results with pairs like 10s in the past. One of the holes in my game includes holding on to bad feelings from getting outflopped. 

I don't get any solace from the knowledge that I may have gotten it in with the best hand. Does that come with time? Am I just too results oriented? 

On another note in a different hand I raised preflop with JJ. I was reraised by the chip leader. I reraised him and he shoved. I didn't have to call but I had a feeling that he was bullying his stack. 

I was right and he had AQs. Flop was favorable but a Q on the turn. I did the right thing but it still gnaws at me that I lose with AQ a lot in that same spot. I felt like Buckner in '86 snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.