I think that once you are raised on the flop, you are probably either up against good hands you have dominated like TPTK/TPGK or JJ/TT or you are up against a set. By reraising, you are letting the hands you beat know they are beat, and good players will often fold. Your reraise also pot commits you, so the hands that have you crushed (the sets), are going to push and you will have to call. I really think calling the flop raise here is the right call. You can reevaluate on the turn, and will have a chance to get away from your hand when beat.