Your style looks straight out of the play money tables. These are not a learning tool, please don't sit at play money tables in order to learn anything but the absolute basics of poker (which is a possibility)..

The fact that you have $200 to lose means that micro limits may have you calling off money which you do not care about, but this is not that attitude to have. 0.01/0.02 > play money. Do not jump in the deep end when you cannot swim.

Perhaps SnG's? you can at least limit losses from mistakes to your buy in, which can be as little as $1. If you have a fast connection and file sharing program, then it may even be worth looking for the "Poker for dummies" video as a first step in visual form - think Chris Moneymaker did this.

Another thing that may be a good tool is to open up a few tables at these kind of limits and watch. Don't note every bad play which pays off and believe that's the way to play, but look at the players who seem to always be in big pots, but otherwise don't seem to be doing much. Read through the other hand history posts on these forums and get an insight into how profitable players think about given situations, and acknowledge that you will be learning for a long time before you can match some of them - but also notice that you aren't just the worst possible player in the world, and that other people do make bad moves at bad times.

Conclusion: Don't be discouraged, just recognise that you need to be prepared to learn, and learn you shall.