I think pre is ok. There is CO that called my open raise, but we can't fold KQ's to a BB 3bet.
Flop is really weird. Should I have a block bet range here? CO has position over me, BB checked on this board... smells like slowplay.
Turn pairs. With position over the agressor I decided to call. The thing is always the CO. He's in position and can raise this, so call or raise BB bet? Fold is not an option imo.
River is blank.
SPR is 2:1, so maybe this is a call. He could check to induce me to bet my missed draws. But he shoves
after that turn bet against 2 OOP...
I think it looks like a AT. Maybe QT.
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I think probing/stabing (it's not a donk once villain gives up the initiative) that flop could have some merits even though I tend to check by reflex as I smell slowplay too and don't like having CO behind me either.
When you think about it, you kind of have a good hand to bet/fold in fact as a lot of turn cards are bad but then again.
As played nothing much more to do, I'm not really tempted neither to fold on the turn nor to call on the river.
"Hello I'm a NL2 stupid player and I have KK-AA-AT." 
I think this is played fine. OTF I would lean towards stabbing as there is weaker player in the pot (short stack), something like 1/2 and less PSB. OTT I think this will be bottom of your calling range, maybe even fold already. That being said OTR you are at the bottom of range and vs pot bet it´s ez fold. I would be really curious about what to do vs other sizings, because imo this should be fold even vs 1/2 PSB (QJ would make better call due to blocker to straight I guess).