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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 1693499, member: 77190"]
"It's never the gun, Farley, it's always the hunter."  Billy Bob Thornton

Lot of critical info left out on these hands -
Are you playing full ring or 6-max?  How many at table?
Do these donks have position on you?
How do you bet your non-monster hands?  What's your VPiP?
How much do you bluff?
Could there be any other factors contributing to you getting no respect?
Do these guys stay in the hand even when they don't hit the flop?  What do they do when they miss?

If what you say is accurate and they are just donks drawing out on you -

PRE-FLOP - you know it's a hugely wide range and they just want to see the flop - great for you if you are ahead pre-flop (AA usually is;)).
FLOP - realize this just changed everything and now you need to reevaluate. Simple as your KK could have just become worthless when 7A2 flopped.  More difficult is one card difference - 7J2 - your overpair is good UNLESS villian has 77, 22. JJ, J7, J2, or 72.  Six different hands that can kill you and the worst part is they are all in his range (from what you are saying).  
Looks to me like you need more attention, study and practice playing the flop.  Shoving TPTK after a re-raise is not smart poker.  In fact the way you wrote it up leads me to believe you are prone to tilt.  You did it to just get him off you instead of thinking he might actually have you beat.
It is even possible a guy could go with ATC just to get in hand with you because they have seen how weak your playing is post-flop. 
Remember - the flop changes everything and you need to slow down to breath and think.

Not even going to get into the turn....
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