push the flop after the guy raises behind you
I hate this line but when the hand is played as it was then its probably best. I prefer my raise line with draws and sets but meh thats preference.

I would disagree here. I think playing at 25 NL gives me more reason to save money and see turn/river with some money left. At 25NL you are going to get two callers, leaving you Behind. I would argue the reason to push is to (1) get your opps money in when you have lots of outs AND (2) maximize any fold equity at your disposal. As prev. said, the action and shorter stacks say they're going in, and proBally Both are going in ahead of you.
I think this is a horribly passive approach to playing against generally weak players at 25nl. I prefer to play big pots with big hands/big draws by creating fold equity through betting and aggression, not calling and passivity.