HELP! Feeling Hungry...

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sorry, I can't offer any answer or advice...I'd just like to know what people might tell you, I'm an always-hungry kind of girl

Your height , weight please?
From the look of your diary, i am guessing you have been eating very less. Some days are just 800-900 calories. Not sure if thats all you ate or your diary was incomplete.

Hiii!!
I so know where your coming from, two weeks ago I was feeling ravenous no matter what i did or how much I ate. I even binged once or twice and I felt awful then vowed to get my emotions in check and never do it again. The things that are really helping me keep my hunger in check are honestly:
1. eating every 2-3 hours, I'm "grazing" all day so there is always food in my tummy and I don't feel deprived and horse hungry
2. drinking 8 cups of water ALMOST everyday, it fills the gaps in between meals and I find it difficult to meat my cal. goal all the way because my stomach is full
3. Incorporating my favorite foods into my calorie limit daily, either I'm having my favorite cereal for breakfast, an afternoon oreo snack, chocolate included in a meal, or cream cheese somewhere, this reminds me that I can lose weight without giving up what I love and still feel normal and I don't need to eat the whole bag or box because tomorrow i'll have it again.
4. Lots and lots of fibre, fruits and vegetables are my life, I make it a weekly goal to eat at least 2 different fruits everyday and have a salad with lots of tomatoes, peppers, spinach, and cucumber with a very low calorie dressing, it is extremely filling and bulks up your meals for minimal calories

If you give or yourself or MFP give you 1600 calories to eat per day You should eat all of those. I checked your food logs for over a week and I didn't see you eat 1600 calories for any of those days. Even when you put in your exercise calories. your not eating enough that's why your hungry all the time.

The types of foods you eat may be making you hungry. Choose fresh fruits and vegetables. More often than not, we tend to also confuse hunger with thirst. So, make sure you are aiming for at least eight cups a day (more if you're exercising regularly). I like to add high fiber foods as a snack option as well because high fiber foods can help you feel fuller longer. Also, you can try to prevent being hungry all the time if you eat 5-6 smaller meals throughout the day. Other than that I would suggest eating more lean protein and to make sure that you are eating enough throughout the day.

You're hungry because you're eating less than 1000 calories most days. You're not eating a diet that is nutrient dense enough to support that much of a deficit and could easily see vitamin deficiencies in the very near future. Also, at such a low deficit, you're body is going to start using a disproportionate amount muscle for it's energy needs.

Eat more.

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You're hungry because you're eating less than 1000 calories most days. You're not eating a diet that is nutrient dense enough to support that much of a deficit and could easily see vitamin deficiencies in the very near future. Also, at such a low deficit, you're body is going to start using a disproportionate amount muscle for it's energy needs.

Eat more.

^This. And eating so low consistently means you are also losing muscle along with that fat. If you keep doing that, you are going to run into more problems other than bloating and feeling hungry.

You're hungry because you're eating less than 1000 calories most days. You're not eating a diet that is nutrient dense enough to support that much of a deficit and could easily see vitamin deficiencies in the very near future. Also, at such a low deficit, you're body is going to start using a disproportionate amount muscle for it's energy needs.

Eat more.

QFT You are leaving anywhere from 400-600 calories a day on the table..... why???? You are not eating enough and there is no need to fear eating in the evening.... Meal frequency has no bearing on weight loss, the only reason not to eat before bed or in bed would be if you suffer from acid reflux or something along that lines... I take a 500 calorie snack to bed every night and it has not hindered my weight loss....... Best of Luck

And don't make them just any old calories. Your hunger has become insatiable because you are starving for nutrients, not just calories. You're leaving 4-700 calories on the table. I could eat a high fiber tortilla with a lot of chicken breast and fat-free cheese, a serving of strawberries, a serving of cucumber salad, and a pudding cup easily with that budget. In other words, an entire balanced full meal.

Eat.

And don't make them just any old calories. Your hunger has become insatiable because you are starving for nutrients, not just calories. You're leaving 4-700 calories on the table. I could eat a high fiber tortilla with a lot of chicken breast and fat-free cheese, a serving of strawberries, a serving of cucumber salad, and a pudding cup easily with that budget. In other words, an entire balanced full meal.

Eat.

Fat free cheese tastes like plastic.

Great that should really help. The body goes into starvation mode if you eat too few calories and main goal is for you to survive so your body holds onto weight to keep you alive. It is life or death at this point. Goal is to eat as many calories as you can and meet weight loss goals. 1,600+ should work. Hope you do well with change!

As others have said, you're constantly hungry because you're not eating enough. Eat more AND eat more protein.