Anyone else have trouble eating at least 1200?

I'm confused you want to gain weight, but you've had on average a 2lb loss per week? Calorie addition is simple if you are worried start adding extra oil and fat to your meals. That's what we do for severely underweight patients.

Maybe this might help.
I have never had issues meeting well over 1200 a day, and in healthy food.

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/804985-this-is-how-hard-it-is-to-reach-1200-calories

A meal of 140g roast chicken breast, 170g sweet potato, 10g butter, 300g vegetables = around 600 calories. That is half right there.

Add an avocado, another 250 calories.
Tbsp of peanut butter = another 100 calories.
Large banana = 130 calories.
Full fat Greek yoghurt, 170g = 160 calories.

I really fail to see how anyone could find this difficult. There are thousands of topics on here, 'Oh, I cannot possibly eat 1200 calories'.
Get a grip. Even after dropping to 70Ibs with anorexia, I managed to pull myself from eating half a rice cake a day, to eating over 1200 a day, by myself.

For me, the very first step was changing my mindset from "This is how and what I'm supposed to eat while dieting," to "This is how I can see myself eating for the rest of my life."

Then it was realizing that I can eat what I ate before. I didn't omit any of my favorite foods, I just added healthier food into the mix. So I still had pasta, I just added a pile of vegetables to it. I started cooking more, and relying less on easy foods like Lean Cuisine, Hamburger Helper, etc.

After that, it was a matter of using my food diary to plan my meals, to make sure I'm eating right and eating enough, not just record them. It's become a bit of a game for me... a puzzle. I know I need to eat xx amount of protein, and a certain amount of vegetable, and get close to my fat goal, and I can fill the rest however I want.

I have no trouble getting in my 1200 cal. I have more trouble actually staying within that, you might think about treating yourself a little, I think LITTLE treats are good for us, unless there is some reason you can't have them.

When I was having issues eating 1200 calories it was because I was scared to eat more because I equated food with being overweight. That is eating disorder thinking. I think MFP revamped my ED that I had in high school… thanks MFP!

Anyway, try to lighten up a little and think of eating as nourishing your body, filling up your gas tank. Your body will fight against you if you don’t eat enough and nothing good will happen.

You can drive your car below the empty line, but it will eventually stop and leave you hanging on the side of the road with no way home.

Eat some damn nuts and quit overthinking it.

I had over 1200 calories for lunch, so I don't share your problem. I do have trouble hitting 3000 sometimes though.

Having trouble eating 1200 calories is a problem?! Aren't you losing weight at 2 pounds a week which is the recommended amount? If you're trying to lose 130 pounds sounds like you're on track :-)