tough decision with AA

[the night]

10 person, 1-2 nl. Villian has been sitting for 20 minutes and hasn't played many hands. I have a very loose aggresive image. I'm in the SB and he's on the button. 5 callers, 2 folds, button makes it 7, I call, and 3 others call. I have A s, A d.
I have $230, villain has $300.
Flop is Q s, 10 s, 8 c. Pot is 41.
I bet out 25, 3 folds, villain raises to 100.
What should I do?

[amoeba]

if you have a loose image then shouldn't you reraise preflop?

he won't give you credit for AA and also you don't want a multiway pot like you got.

[the night]

I had not re-raised once pre-flop so, correct me if I am wrong, I think they would have given me credit for a strong hand and all fold. I figured it'd be more profitable to have a couple players see a flop with me.

[amoeba]

I'm basing my comments on the fact that you said your image was loose aggressive.

anyways, on the flop I can see villain doing this with AQ as well as KK vs QQ or TT.

I think I call and call down.

he could very well think you have a flush draw and was trying to see the turn for 25.

[the night]

Sorry for the confusion. To clarify, I played standard pre-flop and super-aggressive post flop, making many raises, re-raises, and loose calls. Most of my bluffs were not shown, but my loose calls were. Also, my loose calls generally proved profitable.

[subzero]

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I'm in the SB and he's on the button. 5 callers, 2 folds, button makes it 7, I call , and 3 others call. I have A s, A d .

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Why would you let this happen preflop with AA? Shouldn't you at least try to isolate the button? What am I missing?