How to handle extreme aggression?

[heLPME]

I was playing .05/.10 heads up NL yesterday and was being the aggressor for most of the match. I think my opponent started getting frustrated/bored bc he started overshoving my c-bets and button raises semi-frequently and it worked for a little while because I got scared to make a mistake against him. He eventually quit but I'm curious as to how to better handle myself in that situation. Thoughts?

[daviddem]

Adjust:
- tighten up button raising range, call 3b wider and 4b wider
- cbet bluff less and call shoves wider

Better post a few specific examples hands, but with heads there is so much dynamic involved that it's not always easy to give good advice out of context

[MadMojoMonkey]

If he eventually quit, it's likely he just got hit over the head with the deck for a minute and went for max value when he made hands.

[heLPME]

Cool, thanks guys

[sevenandnine]

er i do that when game slows down like players running the clock to the final second ,if the bb is 10 i bet 9 times the blind if some one raises ,i go all in 2 bet strategy no check,iff the players are going in tight and they all call triple raise the call,
not a good strategy at all ,

i have made good money in a short while ,but if you continue ,well go back to the bank,