Small flushes - get away from any of those ($200, 6max)

[Ojingo]

All $200NL, 6max on UB.
Last week I have been struggling a bit in these games, the main problems being that my overpairs don't stand a chance against the setminers, and that I also seem to make a lot of second best big hands. I'll post some AA/KK hands in another thread. Just checking if stacking off is unavoidable with weak flushes like these:

1) I get [9s] in the CO. EP makes a small raise, which he does a lot, and I make it $18. Button flat calls, EP calls. Flop is [Qs][Js]. EP checks, I pot. (all have full stacks). Button calls, EP folds. Turn is a brick. I push, button calls with [3s].

2) I get [8d] in the BB. CO raises, I reraise, rest fold. Flop is [6h][Td]. I pot, villain calls. (both have little over full stack). Turn is a . I checkraise allin?? Villain had [Qd] here.

3) I get [Td] on the button. I open-raise to $10, BB repops to $30, I call. We have about $220 left. Flop is [9d][2h]. Villain checks, I pot, villain calls. Turn: . Villain pushes, I call?

[GodlikeRoy]

[phytopath]

Yeah I can't really fold any flush as long as there is only a 3 flush on the board and it isn't paired obviously, in almost any situation. It seems like a mistake to ever fold them, just like worrying about set over set, they are so rare that shouldn't be overly concerned about them.

[ua1176]

[iceman5]

#1) Button is an idiot. No way to get away
#2) Reraise preflop is iffy preflop, but I do it every once in a while. I wouldnt check raise the turn though. hes liable to check behind on the turn and take a free card with a big diamond. No way I would fold though
#3) Yes, I call.

[T-Rod]