Don't Know whats going on

You're doing great, keep up the routine and if you really want McDonald's, well, I suggest you watch food, inc or anyone of those documentaries that talk about fast food. Even if I wasn't watching my calories I'd have no problem steering clear of that place, I don't even think of that stuff as actual food anymore. But even if you want it, just be aware of the calories in it and don't gorge yourself on big macs.

Also try to focus on a goal that isn't so reliant on the scale, maybe your fitness or how long you can jog or play a particular sport or how much weight you can lift. Remember the scale is a tool to assist you in measuring your level of fitness, you can measure your fitness in so many other ways - particularly by challenging yourself and your body through exercise. For me, my goal is to become some kind of action hero who can keep moving, climb things, and never get exhausted, toss ten children on my shoulders, carry luggage and sprint through the airport on my way to a connecting flight... if I can do those things then I've reached my goal, I don't need a scale to tell me I'm fit, you shouldn't either!

What kind of physical activities do you do to stay in shape? If it's jogging you could try to push yourself to jog for a certain duration, or if it's on a machine like the elliptical you can do something similar.

Is there an exercise activity that can appeal to you as a hobby? I've found that while in the past when I was bored I used to eat (out of boredom and not hunger) and now I just go to the treadmill or the gym b/c I find that more entertaining.

If weight loss isn't enjoyable anymore, and you find yourself obsessing about it constantly, then I am going to say something you're not going to like... maybe it has become a little bit of a problem. If you have health insurance, I would call and see what kind of programs they cover to support you through weight loss physically, nutrition-wise, and emotionally. I agree that you need to look into upping your caloric intake, but I also think you should evaluate how much of your day you spend stressing about your weight. If that is the only thing occupying your thoughts, then you need to think about getting yourself mentally healthy, too. I'm not saying your eating is disordered or anything like that, just that you need to get your mind and your body working together. You can do it.