Nothing, this is just a cooler.

Aggro villains raise that turn with flush draws all the time.  Don't forget combo draws, as well as 54 type hands.

You probably slow down with mid pairs on drawy boards vs the aggressive player unless you see a clear edge against their range.  That way you pot control and keep all the bluff potential there when they miss the river.

Hang in there, swings happen all the time.  Some fish are crushing me the last few days.  The few days before that I was running over some regulars.  Just gotta ride it out and keep playing well, things always end up positive when you keep your head on straight.

Keep posting some hands here and there.  Don't do it for reinforcement, do it to learn.  Think about spots that you're not always sure of, even when you're winning.  People tend to overlook spots that they struggle in when they are winning.  That's the best way to get out of your downswing, fix some leaks.

to be fair at the $10/11 I don't see many players capable of making such huge raise with air.

sometimes they will have a weaker ace, but most times they have at least 2 pairs.

Maybe I am a nit, but I might actually fold there.

Semi bluffs aren't air though, you don't see low stakes players raising this turn with draws?

Often, especially when stacks are mid to short, you'll see a lot of weak players just check call then check raise all in on the turn with anything from weak pairs to weak draws.  It's honestly better than calling for them, but they're a street late usually on where they should make the aggressive move (though some good players have too transparent of double barrel ranges, but that usually leans towards strong rather than weak unless they are very aggressive and can't bet thin).

In my experience, most low stakes villains just draw passively.  If he's gonna make a move, it usually will be on a flop, and I'll hopefully have notes that his raising range would be wider.  I find turn check raises absolutely terrifying, I'd probably fold there unless I had a reason to call, like timing, betsizing, or reads.  given wide ranges that villains call with, their 2 pair hands are usually pretty well disguised.