First thought, right off the bat, is that your protein goal is very high. I usually go by what Mark Sisson says, and so shoot for 0.7 - 1.0 grams protein-per-pound of lean body mass (LBM). I say figure out your LBM, adjust protein goals to match it and raise fat goals to make up the deficit. My guess is your ratio will be something like 50% fat, 30% protein, 20% carbs but that's just supposition.

Welcome to the group.

Are you really feeling full on that amount of calories? There are some places you can double up the protein, like tuna have 2 cans instead of 1. For snacks have some HB eggs or nuts instead of popsicles. Just look for little places you can work it in.

I normally just ignore the calorie line as on type of calorie is not the same as another. I focus mostly on low-no carbs and high fat. I do end up getting a lot of protein as a default, but making sure there is plenty of healthy fat on or in my veggies and meat. I'm just starting out and I've read that upping your fat intake substantially can get your body switched over to keto/ fat burning mode faster. Also, as a disclaimer, I am not very active at all...if I were I would up my carbs a bit more. Mostly just slow walking once in a while and just got a new cruiser bike to take easy bike rides on for fun. Best of luck!!

Your macros look ok, maybe a little low on fat which would help boost your calories.

You say you haven't been hungry, but sometimes after I've dropped my carbs fairly low (for me) for a while, I won't feel hungry - until I eat and notice I am really hungry!

How are you progressing on your goals and how do you feel? That would help me get a better idea of how to recommend any changes.