i'm always hungry

1. Make sure you're getting enough calories for your activity level. A lot of people cut their calories too low and then don't understand why they're hungry.
2. Focus on getting more protein, fats, and fiber into your diet. These help us stay full and satisfied longer.
3. Drink plenty of fluids.

I'm the same way and working on it. I find I like air popped popcorn as a snack, because I can get more for the calories, it has fiber, and it satisfies more my mental need to munch on something rather than my physical need eat something. A cup of air popped unseasoned ranges from 25 to 30 or so calories and can be made put into little baggies to take to go. Also drinking more water has helped me cut the edge off. I find a glass before a meal, helps me from going nuts, and then if I really and going snack crazy in between meals, I try to drink water to kinda take the edge off.

Definitely protein and healthy fats - both are very filling. Don't be afraid to go over the protein limit - they set you at the standard daily recommendation, not the daily max. For active people somehwhere around 0.8 grams per 1 pound of weight is a more reasonable goal. Lean meats, nuts, seeds, nut butter, etc. Most of these things are high calorie but it works out in the end because they'll stick with you longer. 200 calories of chicken will last longer than 200 calories of bread.

Make sure your weekly weight loss goal is correct. With only 13 pounds left until you hit goal, 1/2 a pound a week is very healthy and reasonable and setting that goal lower will likely give you more calories if you're set at 1 pound or more per week.

Make sure your activity level is correct. Most people are set at sedentary but they're really quite active outside of work. And of course eat back all your exercise calories.

Good luck!