Seat 1: SuperHero ($10.55 in chips)
Seat 2: damivr6 ($25.20 in chips)
Seat 3: texancali ($7.70 in chips)
Seat 4: Her01n Bob ($23.10 in chips)
Seat 5: pokerpedlar ($10.25 in chips)
Seat 6: cappyo ($11.20 in chips)
pokerpedlar: posts small blind $0.05
cappyo: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to SuperHero
SuperHero: calls $0.10
damivr6: calls $0.10
texancali: calls $0.10
Her01n Bob: folds
pokerpedlar: calls $0.05
cappyo: checks
*** FLOP ***
pokerpedlar: checks
cappyo: checks
SuperHero: bets $0.50
damivr6: folds
texancali: folds
pokerpedlar: calls $0.50
cappyo: calls $0.50
*** TURN ***
pokerpedlar: bets $0.65
cappyo: calls $0.65
SuperHero: raises $1.25 to $1.90
pokerpedlar: calls $1.25
cappyo: calls $1.25
*** RIVER ***
pokerpedlar: bets $7.75 and is all-in
cappyo: folds
SuperHero ??

Villain is relatively new guy at the table but looks like a semi-aggressive fish.. the other guy who finally folded WAS a fish..
My thinking here was that I will bet the flop with the draw because that was the kind of flop I was hoping for in the first place when I entered the pot, and see who comes in and what happens later.
When I hit the flush on turn and got a bet in a head and a call even before I was to act, I decided to raise just to see if someone is bluffing here or something. I mean, again, I was hoping for a flush in the first place.. isn't it ridiculous to fold it now to this silly bet? On the river, when I got AI staring at me, I took a time bank. My thinking was that Yes, this is often the nuts, but why didn't the guy reraise me on turn then? What is he trying to protect with his bet? How often does he really has a nut flush here (since I don't think this would be a K or Q line in this case) ? Few days ago I hit a diamond flush on turn with KT and checked it behind another guy. On the river he bets half a pot and I raise and he pushes. I called there and he had the A high flush there. This line here isn't the same though and there is another player involved here (this guy could be in with [Qh] for all I care about him (from previous plays) but still, how often should I call this?
In short.. advise please...

Call River.

You turn raise was too small.

yeah.. I agree that playing 56s OOP is bad... don't actually remember why I did it here..

i called.. he had straight.. i won