Umm you're doing something wrong
I don't think there's anythng wrong with your PF game, with maybe 1 exception. Your VPIP and PFR are pretty good. Some might even suggest a little on the tight side but thats's a fairly basic TAG strategy. The only think I would pay attention to is your cold calling. Remember every time you cold call a raise God kills a puppy... Now occasionally we have to sacrafice one of the little guys if for example we have a maniac at a table and 3 betting him will likely lead to a cap from him just because he has to be the one raising and our mid pair might be good but we don't want to commit a bunch of $ to the pot. They're rare as should be our cold calling frequencey and they should really only be made mostly on the button. Overall my stats were 0.44% OTB. Generally we want to be 3 betting or folding. We're not floating looking to stack our opponent post flop. The general theory is if you're going to call a raise you'd generally need a stronger hand than what you'd normally open with. If that's the case and we feel we're ahead of his range 3 bet.. we're projecting more strength and we'll have position, 3 betting also will likely drive out the bliinds and we take a flop HU in positon. All of wich puts us in a positon of strength and projects a lot of strength as well. So 3 bet good, cold call bad.
Went to SD
might be a tad high but if so I don't think it's much... Maybe somone can comment on that. But I'm likely splitting hairs.
Your Cbetting is a bit on the low side If you're raising you should usually be firing a Cbet more than 50% of the time. Dosen't necessarily have to be 100% but I think 50 is too low.
You're also folding to a river bet 45% of the time. Usually if you're getting to the river in an average pot you're usually getting at least 4:1 on your call, often more though so if you think your hand is strong enough to continue past the turn you probably shouldn't be folding the river for 1 bet unless you happen to be in a fairly clear bet/fold situation. If someone has a HUD and sees you fold to a river bet almost 50% of the time they're likely going to fire there. You don't want to be a showdown muppet either but I think you can be making a few more river calls. The turn is usually the critical part in LHE a lot of times you can be getting odds to peel flops but you need a reason to go to the river. When you're there you probably shouldn't be folding close to 50% of the time. Now it's possible you're chasing hoping to hit, chasing is a part of LHE however you need to make sure you're getting the correct price, if not you're done with the hand.
Steal attempt may be a but low as well but again I'll let others comment on that. Your biggest problem seems to be due to post flop, perhaps you're chasing too much or taking marginal hands too far. I'm not sure but these are just a few things that jump out at first glance.