Flopped FH - Called by straight on double-paired board...???

[Poker_profiteer]

Ok, so the players at my table have been pretty average all night, nobody's raising unless they have something, but that could be as plain as nine ten off-suit if the raise came from late position.
I've been playing very tight and I'm in late position with a jack of spades and a queen of hearts - Only one other player in middle position limped, so I raise four times the big blind. Both blinds fold, but I get a caller from utg (the middle position folded too).

The flop comes down jack of hearts, jack of clubs, queen of diamonds, so I check.
My opponent who's been a tad aggressive as of late decides to bet two-thirds of the pot and I flat call.
The turn's a ten of clubs and the same thing happens, again I flat call.
The river is a a ten of spades, so I bet enough to put them all in and they call, showing a straight with ace king of diamonds.

Why does anybody think they're good on that board with a straight?
(Play was at micro-stakes - Perhaps that's all?)

[ImNotSpecial]

Not being funny but how did you check to UTG? Lol print out table positioning and stick it on your wall. Plus you never told us your hand! Haha

[KnightofNarg]

I'm in late position with a jack of spades and a queen of hearts

^JsQh


checking out of position?
River was what?

At least bet the turn plz.

[Poker_profiteer]

Fair point about checking out of position.

The river was another ten, so the board was pretty loaded with possibilities, least of which is a straight (at least I would've thought?)...

Sorry about that muddled hand explanation, it was rather late when I posted it and retold from memory as I didn't have the hand log for it unfortunately.

I flat-called the turn when utg bet two-thirds of the turn's pot-size - Are you meaning I should have raised them instead?