I only had 9 hands with this guy where he played 22/1/3. I Flat'd his flop CR cause I figured a worse king is coming with me on the turn anyway, and I have position to make sure the turn is bet. But a bluff is folding to another raise while it might bet again on the turn. So I thought calling there gave him a chance to bluff the rest away increasing my overall winnings in the long run, since I'm staking off vs 55 anyway. But on the turn when the J comes, I'm thinking "FUCK" cause that is the most likely kicker to a worse king that I'm beating... did I misplay by not shoving flop and put myself in a bad spot? Do I have to go through with my plan to call a shove on the turn?

Its true that at any time you are always thinking of how to improve yr game.No wander why you reached NL 100
You might be right about the prementioned hand but if it matters to you...i believe that yes it was a shove at the flop and yes it was an instant call at the turn.
Do not forget that you loose only by 4 hands AK-KJ-JJ-55.(I doubt that he has a JJ hand)In my opinion there is no way to save money to this hand.Shove and if you loose its a cooler.
Really tell me that you called...
Show who won pls...

I called turn and he had KJ =0