Personally, a bet on the flop with that board would indicate to me that the person probably didn't hold a queen. there's no flush draw...with the preflop raise there's likely not a straight draw, and if there is its a gutshot anyhow. I'd expect a flop check/call or check/raise from someone holding a queen rather than an outright bet.

As it stands, a bet of 120 into a pot of 500 smells like weakness to me, if I was leading at this pot, I'd have gone around 300-350ish and shut it down the moment anyone calls/raises. I'm not so sure a check isn't in order anyhow...you didn't hit the flop and there's two other players in who called a raise, even if there's no queen out one/both could be holding pocket pairs. A check could easily get a free card here and give yuo a chance to get away with the cheapest possible investment.

you played this hand horribly

no need for 160 pf just 3x it to 120

either make a real bet on the flop or check/fold. and i dont like trying to bluff 2 people especially with someone behind you!

yikes...

horribly is bit of an overstatement.

pre-flop raise is fine, well within the normal range.

the flop is horrible for you, you either bet to take it down now or check/fold. if an ace or a king hits it doesn't help your cause much and will probably bust you. your bet looks like a value bet, way too small, you either have to risk a pot sized bet and that no one will call it or cut your losses now and check/fold.

Check/fold is the best option here, you missed, move on to the next hand.