Flop I would go with a call as well. While TP+FD should have decent equity against most hands, if you raise you're never really crushing his range so it's not a slam dunk value raise and when you have a pair it's definitely not a bluffraise. I would like the raise much more if you were OOP but IP here it's easy to play near perfectly by calling his bets and raising if you improve.
Once you get to the turn this way folding isn't a option with a hand this strong so yeah call down and be sad about the flush over flush.
On the flop I don't mind either calling or raising. As mentioned by Komododragonjesus the fact that we have position here for sure makes calling a more viable option where we can make very good decisions on a variety of different runouts. I don't hate putting in the raise though either by any stretch, we are never going to be in incredibly rough shape here and there are worse hands that can for sure be calling us.
Turn is obviously a call here, doing anything else seems pretty sketchy to me.
River I think is pretty close. When villain has raised the turn when it's multiway and then bombs the river like this I would very rarely expect to see him show up with worse than a flush. He can occasionally have worse flushes here but more often than not I think we are going to be dominated after he has taken this line. It seems incredibly nitty/exploitable but folding without reads here seems like the play to me vs this sizing. It just screams "I have the nuts!".
Raising flop doesn't really make sense once we have a top pair hand and never expect villain to stack off with worse.It's deceiving because we have so much equity against his range yet once we raise we fold out most of the worst.
As played I'm never folding because he can have some worse flushes.
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