bothersome problem

Haven't posted here in a while.
I've recovered my bankroll twice in the past four months, but lost it all about two weeks ago.

The main problem is I lose it to slowplaying.
Hitting top pair top kicker or even two pair and having my raises called.

Once, I make a bet on the flop, and ended up losing a hand to someone with pocket kings.
What's worse is that these people don't raise preflop at all.
They wait for someone else to do the raising and smooth-call.

If I hit a decent hand on the flop and I make a sizeable raise and it gets called, wouldn't it be wise to check/fold on the turn? I don't like the feeling of giving these people my money when they pull this garbage.
Other times, I have this happen and end up winning the hand because I either outkicked them, or were trying to slowplay two pair (I had made my straight/flush or whatever monster hand).

What's worse, is that these kinds of people limp with high pocket pairs preflop.

How should I handle these types of situations?
It's the one cause of me losing money.

Post a hand or three.

If you post some hands we can give you specific advice. In general, drawing hand values go way up against opponents who over-slowplay. Punish them for lettting you see all five cards. Also, if possible get a determination on if they will call a raise without a "slowplay-worthy" (in their eyes) hand.

There's a guy that plays in my home games who slow plays any good hand he gets in hopes that it will entice others to bet (rather than scare them away). Anytime I have a moderate hand (TPTK for instance) and he calls my flop raise, I check/fold the rest of the way. Works out pretty well.

Try not to pot commit yourself too early. If you're holding top pair in ring sometimes a pot sized bet is not best take into account your opp. Think about it this way. If you are holding a set on the flop in late pos and someone in front of you automatically bets the pot. What are you thinking? I think tpgk or 2 pair so I slowplay my set. Play this hand for what it's worth. Dont show it down unless it's affordable to do so. Also play sets more like a TP and people will think twice about calling more often.