I think it´s only one spot left to FT.
Table dinamics : Both players are regs and better than me , i dont have really a lot of experience at FT
I have been playing somewhat tight and V was aggressive on flop and turn over 70 hands

1) As i am the shortest guy around shoud i be more aggressive in these situations?

2) Should i only threathen bigger stacks when i only really can hurt them? I thought about a C/R all in but my stack is around 40% of Villain so not sure if in this FT dinamics thats gonna scare him

So i just played it safe and no luck

All thoughts appreciated

[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $2.70 Buy-in (1,250/2,500 blinds, 310 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 6 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite. View Hand #37936071

SB: 53,678 (21.5 bb)
Hero (BB): 48,224 (19.3 bb)
UTG: 88,416 (35.4 bb)
MP: 210,665 (84.3 bb)
CO: 82,598 (33 bb)
BTN: 152,419 (61 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J T
UTG folds, MP raises to 5,075, CO calls 5,075, 2 folds, Hero calls 2,575

Flop: (18,335) 5 8 9 (3 players)
Hero checks, MP checks, CO bets 6,967, Hero calls 6,967, MP folds

Turn: (32,269) A (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets 12,262 Hero folds

Seems a good spot to check raise all in on the flop - don't get too caught up by the stage of the tourney - you need to keep playing aggressive poker - As the short stack ICM factor is relatively small and you should have a tight image that will increase your fold equity

Ok this was my main doubt. So when i have "something to lose" (like being a middle size stack) is when i start thinking with ICM mind right?

yes ICM factor is highest mid stack vs big stack - but you need to stay aggressive with any stack size

Yup ripping flop fo sho

If you're gonna call pre with J10o and not rip it on a flop like that you shouldn't be calling with J10 imo.