You have to learn when the right times to be aggro are, its just as important to know when to chill as when not to be chill.

I don't mind your play here at all. As long as you can play suited connectors well post-flop it is good to have in your repertoire. It is absolutely fine to continue playing tight as others have mentioned but there is a lot of value in getting into more pots with bad players. When I play poker I always try to get into as many pots as I can justify versus fishes. Waiting around for hands can result in someone else picking up the easy money. Many times it can be easier to stack someone with a hand like 76s than TT, especially with so many large multi-way pots pre-flop. You also have a high chance to opt to take a free card on the flop.