You might be fighting a losing battle since you are already at a good weight for your height. I am 5'6" and I would be extremely thin at 129...and I am small boned. My goal weight is 135, but my body fights it and the lowest weight I can reasonably maintain is 138. You are probably much younger than me. I weighed 128 in high school and thought I was fat. I can't imagine being down there now. But 110 lbs. At 5'7.5"? Have you ever been that light or is this just an arbitrary goal weight you think would make you happy? Were you strength training? Weight training goes a long way toward reshaping your body and helping to maintain weightloss. And of course, cutting out the junk food!

That seems like an awfully low goal weight for your height...it's the same as mine but im 5 inches shorter and have a small frame. youre probably going to find that your body resists going to there because it puts you below a healthy bmi

I understand that you want to look in the mirror and like what you see. I have struggled with letting go of the number on the scale and focusing on non-scale goals. Maybe a reset of your goals will help motivate you? Right now, I am trying to get more toned. I know building muscle might actually increase my weight and I have to be okay with that. Ultimately, no one else in the world knows what my scale says or what the tag in my clothes says. But they do see me and how my body looks. So, my goal is to have more definition in my arms and legs (and abs) and I am taking pictures and measuring my arms and thighs to track changes. I started doing 30 Day Shred this past week. Over the month of July, after doing tons of cardio, I lost about 5 pounds. No one noticed. No one said anything or complimented me. After doing Shred for a week, on Friday a coworker suddenly said, you look like you have lost weight! The reason? The new definition showing in my arms. Anyway, long story short - a goal other than the number on the scale may help motivate you. You can also try a variety of activities until you find what you like. I like to run, swim and Shred. Find something you enjoy so you keep doing it because you like it, not because the scale changes.

Hang in there! I know you can do it! And never feel like a failure - just try a different path if the first one doesn't take you where you want to go

Hey i've been through the same routine, start to see results and then just think, "oh i lost a little weight, time to cheat everyday". It's tough, but we just gotta stay strong and motivated!

I need to vent too! I think my body may be "resisting" as well, but not sure (maybe I am just being lazy) - I'm a little afraid to check the scale right now though.
I'm having an incredibly hard time staying at 1200 calories, I just feel hungry all the time! I've been exercising almost every day, even if it's just 20-30 minutes of running, but have been at the top of my calories or over several times a week.
It was so easy at first, and I lost my first 10 lbs so easily, in like a month and a half! Now, the scale hasn't budged from 148. (GW: 135). BMI is 21, which is O.K., but I want to be at a 18-19 BMI and there are still 13 more lbs to go!
I'm not sure if it's possible or maintainable - I have a big skeleton and am pretty muscular, and this is already the lightest I have been in 10 years - plus everyone is different.
My plan is to suffer for a few days and force myself to eat only 1200 calories and keep exercising. After the few days, I think my body will adjust to eating less (I hope). Hmmm, wonder how long that usually takes.