You needa get yourself a HUD or if you have one post their stats.
I close to never will call a 4b of this sizing with a 100bb stack. I will either be folding or 5 bet shoving.
If they have loose stats and are constantly 3/4betting then getting TT in here is definitely fine. But if they're tight and never get it in light we should just be folding TT. It's not profitable to try and set mine by putting 1/4 of our stack in pre.
Also the villian is UTG which usually is a sign of strength and encourages me to fold.

Thank you for the advice there @f1zz1cs. I do have a HUD but I am new to Party and don't have any hands on anyone.

I have been told to start posting hands on here so as to get advice as to where I am going wrong. I am still fairly new to the world of poker so I currently have many leaks.

Anybody feel free to rip my hands apart as I think it will help me get better quicker. Up until now I have just been scratching my head wondering where I am going wrong when looking back at my hands so I have decided to take @Komododragonjesus advice and start posting hands on here no matter how ridiculous they may be.

Thanks again.

Preflop's an ugly spot. I make this call sometimes and am not super comfortable with it but that's against players who are likely way more aggressive than your average 10nl guy. I agree with @f1zz1cs that playing a jam or fold strat in this spot at these stakes will likely be best and without reads. Since you're against UTG I'd think a fold is most likely the best action.

Postflop all the money will go in one way or another. I like the flop x/c. I'm not a fan of the turn lead. Let villain keep cbetting with a wider range than what will call your lead. If he checks back turn then you have the opportunity to just put it in on the river since stacks are so shallow. Even if he does pot control the turn (which I kind of doubt by his flop sizing), anything that calls a turn lead will call a river lead.

Preflop this is normally a call without a specific reason to 3 bet. The raiser is UTG and your 3 bet looks so strong from the SB.

Getting preflop sorted out should be the firstorder of business if you're a new player. Make some posts in the strategy section asking questions about building your entire pre flop ranges up.

Once you face a 4 bet I would be done with the hand. OOP against a super strong range you're going to end up in trouble too often.

As played on the turn villain has less than a pot size bet left behind so leading only blows him off his bluffs when we can shove the river if he checks behind without making an overbet.