what am i doing wrong?

Try switching up your workouts. I was stuck at a plateau for about a month and it was so frustrating. My brother in Law suggested doing 5 reps of a weight that I struggled getting up by the 5th rep. Instead of my usual 8-12 reps at a lighter weight and the weight has started to come down again.
Try something different that "shocks" your system. See if that works. Your body might just be use to the routine. That goes for the foods you are eating as well.

Hey tazzie112, please don't get discouraged and TRUST me, it will get better! I had been on MFP since end of February but I have been on this whole 'healthier me' thing since January. It is discouraging when you don't see results but you will soon enough but it WILL happen.

Sometimes it takes your body a while to kick things in action. I have been there. I hit a plateau in March after I saw the needle shift to 2 measly kilos from all the hard work I had been doing since Jan. Trust me, I did not handle it well. I was binging and refusing to work out because I was convinced that it was not worth it. I hope you never get into that mindset.

Perhaps you can start with looking at how much better you feel, physically. Surely with all the working out that you have done, climbing up a flight of stairs is easier, you are stronger and you have more energy. THOSE are signs that your body is changing. Give it a little time and you will see the difference.

not eating enough

It's a good thing you opened your diary; but you may not feel that way by tomorrow.
If you are serious about wanting to lose weight and get healthier, the entries in your diary don't depict the road to that goal.
I'm sure you are about to get a bunch of wisdom dropped on you.

you are more valuable than the number on the scale stressing will actually cause you to gain weight and believe me i am struggling myself but i have to say ok that number dont mean a thing it is just a number, also don't weigh everyday and pick a time to weigh and keep that a constant you will weigh less in the morning than you do at night. Portion your food and always eat protein first at each meal as it will help you fill fuller I weighed 409 lbs a year and a half ago i am down to 245 and have hit a stand still but i follow my life change plan and now i can get back to walking again I am sure I will be loosing soon enough. I wish you the best and hope I have been able to help

not eating enough

not nearly enough

for reals. try to meet your calorie goal! No need to starve.

These two are wise. Very wise.

I just started mfp a month and a half ago and have been going to Snap fitness, a week ago i started going 2xs/wk to kickboxing i know looking at the scale is pointless so i'm trying to look at how my clothes are fitting. I'm getting soooo discouraged, my clothes feel exactly the same =( I have a very sedentary , over night job but do go work out almost every day after work. I come under my calories if i work out by about 400 during the week on the weekends i change to a "normal" schedule to be with my family and tend to go a little over because i'm awake moving around more. Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas why i'm seeing no changes?

The bad news? You're doing something wrong and that's probably why you're not seeing results.

The good news? It's SUPER easy to fix! And it's FUN! You get to eat more food! YAY FOOD!!!

Seriously though, your body needs the fuel of food to survive and function properly. You should be eating at or at least close to the amount of calories MFP gives you. And you should be eating back your exercise calories too. And try to eat better meals. Some of your meals look like they're full of empty calories and don't seem to be very filling! To me, a soup and salad is SO much more filling than a bag of chips and they're both around the same amount of calories! Also, don't skip meals! Very bad for you! Why are you skipping lunch so often? Make sure to eat AT LEAST 3 meals daily, but preferably 4-6 smaller meals.

The system works! Trust us! We've all been losing following this system! Good luck! You can do it!

You're not eating nearly enough. It seems that most days you are netting way under 1200 calories. If I were you, I'd figure out my TDEE and eat 20% less then that number .. Or at least eat above your BMR. I've heard many on these boards say to eat above your BMR & below your TDEE so give that a try. I'd almost bet money that you not eating enough is what's causing you not to lose. Right now your body is probably holding on to every pound of fat for dear life. Good luck & don't give up. You can do this!

Curious to see your fiber as well. Find a veteran FP member that can help you get your RDI custom set to your needs. Whoever put into our heads stop eating to lose weight needs to be shot.

Also I'd like to add that you may want to slowly add in more calories. I wouldn't go from as low as you are to say 1500-1600 calories overnight or anything. I have a bad issue with netting enough calories because like you, I don't get hungry nearly enough. My best advice for that would be to find high calorie foods to eat sometimes ... Generally speaking, things with lots of fats (good fats, not junk) tend to be high calorie. Think avocados, nuts, etc. for snacks. Almonds for example are around 160 calories, I believe, for roughly 20-25 almonds which isn't very many. Try using different oils when you cook like coconut oil, olive oil, etc. to bump up the calories some.

Curious to see your fiber as well. Find a veteran FP member that can help you get your RDI custom set to your needs. Whoever put into our heads stop eating to lose weight needs to be shot.

haha love it. it's true. if you stop eating your body will go into starvation mode and hang onto every bit of fat in your body!!! that's partly how I gained so much weight- I wasn't eating enough or regularly. didn't help that I was on a medication that caused weight gain, either, though.

I've learned from being on MFP for the past couple of months that I HAVE to eat more otherwise I don't feel well or I binge. Empty calories are also horrible for me. I was eating bagels and they were not worth the calories, because they didn't fill me up! Switched it for an apple and pb and some yogurt, much better breakfast, and I feel way more full!