Death by Starvation.

If I was that hungry I would eat something.

Run around the block a few times ??

Eat something ...... but eat something "healthy" .......

^^^^ This

If you're eating all of your calories and you're still hungry you may eating nutritionally empty foods. Try eating better quality foods.

I am glad you mentioned this because although I laughed at the topic it feels like that at times.
I try and just eat really good food to fill up and avoid junk. That helps and sometimes like hot
drinks like swiss miss hot chocolate or hot tea with honey. It doesnt always work and I just want
to eat a big meal but really a small amount of something will take the edge off. Even if its like
an apple with peanut butter. Protein seems to make the hunger stay away longer too I have found. But
its definitely been hard for me to lose weight cuz I seem to be always hungry and wanting to eat more.
Stay away from refined sugar as much as possible because that seemed to act as an appetite stimulant
for alot of people. Gosh I should take my own advice.....Hmmmm

I met my caloric needs of 1300 calories with two protein shakes with 2% milk, 5 egg whites in a wheat wrap with lettuce and ketchup, and 3 cans of tuna no mayo but i'm just starving at night.. i try to sleep but sometimes i can't. I used to wrestle so i know what it's like to feel hungry and it's not like i'm in crippling pain but i feel like there's gotta be something i can do that takes away the hunger. When i wrestled i used to chew tabbacco but i stopped for obvious reasons. It did wonders tho i was NEVER hungry. Are there any healthy alternatives?

first of all, why are you trying to eat at a 1000 calorie per day deficit? your sedentary BMR is somewhere around 2300. you're feeling hungry because you ARE hungry. 6'0" and 169lbs and you're trying to lose 2lbs per week?? you don't have alot of fat to lose as it is and that's why your body is telling you to eat more. add 500 calories to your daily intake. problem solved.

1300 cant possibly be enough for you. that's why you're hungry

What do you all do when you're dieing on the inside physically rumbling but you know you can't eat yet or you've already met your daily caloric needs?

It doesn't seem fair to have to eat less and feel a little hunger. It's hard to face the truth of it, very hard. It's not fun. It's drudgery at times. But if you learn to enjoy your smaller amounts of food (necessary to lose weight, since the reason we got fat in the first place was eating too much whether we knew it or not), and rejoice in your victories it can be done.

Being on a calorie deficit is hard. You can't do this journey on will power alone. You must set up your environment for success. Have a team around you in your real life, not just online. Get trigger foods out of the house. It will take some sacrifice and it's not easy. You might have to say no to some social events sometimes.

Too many changes at once can be hard on some people. I've always eaten healthy so it easy for me to simply eat less. Eating at a calorie deficit is hard on people; even a small deficit puts your body in a state of flux with hormones and such. Everyone is different. Some people can handle a deeper calorie deficit than others, this is not right or wrong, it just is. Stress in your life affects your hunger hormones; lack of sleep, fatigue, job stress, family stress, financial stress, etc. Add in emotional eating issues and it gets even more complicated. Most people can only handle so much change/stress at once, they try to do too much and fail. Sometimes it might be a better strategy to eat at maintenance and make some small changes first, it really depends on how much stress you are taking in at the moment.

for me it's all about a calorie budget. I had less of a budget available when I was losing weight, more to spend now that I'm maintaining and all the tools I used for weight loss come into play for the rest of my life maintaining.

When you have accumulated excess fat, you have accumulated a debt. It is hard to pay off the debt (you have less calories to spend). If you are sitting next to someone your same gender and height and they are not overweight and you are, they get to eat more than you (have more calories to spend) because they are debt free. You have less calories to spend because you are paying off your debt.

I am debt free and I never want to go into debt ever again. The process is hard, and maintaining takes effort as well. Every thing you do now to learn to deal with the hardship of getting fit come into play for staying fit. Here is something someone just sent me to read, I haven't read the whole thing but it looks good already and it might keep your mind off the hunger and focused on something to help you keep your eye on your prize and that the feeling of hunger will not kill you, you will not die, really and truly (even though it's not fun) --> http://www.leangains.com/2010/10/top-ten-fasting-myths-debunked.html

i think your body may be trying to tell you something. Where are your fruits and vegetables?

I met my caloric needs of 1300 calories with two protein shakes with 2% milk, 5 egg whites in a wheat wrap with lettuce and ketchup, and 3 cans of tuna no mayo but i'm just starving at night.. i try to sleep but sometimes i can't. I used to wrestle so i know what it's like to feel hungry and it's not like i'm in crippling pain but i feel like there's gotta be something i can do that takes away the hunger. When i wrestled i used to chew tabbacco but i stopped for obvious reasons. It did wonders tho i was NEVER hungry. Are there any healthy alternatives?

Unless you're on the last couple of weeks working towards a Fitness Competition (which, in my opinion, is incorrectly named, btw), you seem to have forgotten any carbs! I agree, I think you're shooting yourself in the foot by going too low on the daily calories . . .

Why are you only eating 1300 calories? I eat 1300 every day and call it "dinner"

Eat a huge salad with FF dressing.

Eat more! You're 18. You still have growth potential for the next couple of years... 1300 calories isn't a lot to fuel growth. And when you increase your calorie intake your weight will go up... especially if you go from low/no carbs to even moderate carbs as you will retain more glycogen and water in your muscles. Your weight stabilizes after 2-3 days of eating at the higher level.

Agree with kdeaux1959
Something about a nice big serving of your favorite steamed veggie seems to round out a day worth of eating...makes you feel satisfied. I even eat steamed veggies for breakfast, along with my scrambled eggs and greek yogurt.:)
Even I eat more cals than you, and I'm 43, and I am not gaining weight.

Part of it can just be a wrestler mentality too. I have seen them eat only oranges for a few DAYS before a meet. Rough stuff!

But I agree with everyone else that you need to eat more. I am 20 years old, 5 ft 3 and maintain my weight at around 2700 calories because I am so active and my lifestyle is that of a typical young student!

If you need any tips, help, or advice feel free to message me I took 2 years of dietetics schooling at my university