I think my logic in the heat of the moment was v's bet was too big to flat OTT and with the back door flush coming in, I wanted to push him off any flush draws or air/underpairs. I thought overpairs would cbet flop so I just figured he missed the flop most of the time. I think I had in mind to raise a turn bet and then made this awkward sizing when he bet bigger. So not the best play and ended up being pretty spewy but looking for general advice in a spot like this on the turn when you pick up equity after the flop goes x x then face a bet OTT. Would I ever just let my hand go here or put V to the test on the flop, maybe a call is OK but I don't like calling OESD with 6 clean outs with one street to go.