$11 turbo, 2nd hand, flop flush draw facing 3bet

Don't know if it's standard to answers in this forum to take this long or if it's just an easy call and ppl don't even bother to answer or wtv but i'm going to say what i thought at the time (i folded) and maybe someone can tell me if/were there is a leak on my thought process.

Both the fact that he raised is button in first hand, sizing and timing of is bets look like he was thinking about the hand (hard to get reads in 2nd hand but i went with what i had) and not just clicking buttons.

From there i thought that folding=calling>raising but any option would be close in ev. i don't think i have all that much fold equity and a call would be really transparent so even if i hit my hand i might not get paid and/or he might have a better flush draw and the last thought was actually the one that made me fold.

But as i was in position, odds etc, after the match i started second guessing me, hence... hero? lol

"I'm usually flatting the flop bet against most opponents, precisely because of how much it sucks to raise/fold here."

Thank you mers, this was precisely what i was missing in this hand. It just comes natural to me to raise with draws readless especially when we only have 4 high.

What about oop if it went like this:

No Limit Holdem Tournament • 2 Players Hand converted by the official HUSNG.com hand converter BTNHero1440  BBYogibear19831560  Effective Stacks: 48bb Blinds 15/30

Pre-Flop (45, 2 players)

Hero is BB

Yogibear1983 raises to 60, Hero calls 30

Flop (120, 2 players)

it would be bet/fold>>>check/raise>>>bet/call>check/call ?

going back i guess i'm asking this because you like flatting a 4high draw because we have position?

Can someone tell me a good video here that talk about the difference between playing draws ip from oop ?