If I didn't eat frequently, I'd be hungry all the time, why?

87 grams of protein on average over the last 6 days.

Try upping your protein. It takes longer to digest and thus should help with some of the cravings. You should aim for .8-1g of protein per pound of lean body mass.

A helathy diet is not just about the balance of calories and nutrients you eat, but also how and when you consume them!

It is better to "graze" throughout the day than to eat 2 or 3 big meals. It will increase you metabolism and you will get a more sustained energy release.
It will also help with "hungry binge eating" something that people succomb to when limiting they're calorie intake whenout planning they're meals and snacks.

I eat when i feel hungry, which is anywhere between 5-8 times a day.

The old "wisdom" of eating smaller and more frequent meals has already been debunked by science. Meal timing has no effect on weight loss. You could consume all of your daily calories in one sitting and as long as you are eating a caloric deficit, you will still lose weight.

Eating frequently is a matter of personal preference.

Also, I forgot to ask. How much fat are you consuming per day?

Try to up that to around 90g per day. It will help sate you more and dietary fat plays a very important role in our bodies.

I find hunger to be an interesting concept, which sounds ludicrous I know, but the division between physiological and psychological 'symptoms' of hunger.

Many people report that eating makes them hungry, which I would say holds true for me too. I can go without breakfast without a thought, but once I have a snack or a coffee it's like my body says 'oh yeah, that's right, I'm hungry... feed me more you neglectful *kitten*' :laugh:

My biggest step in progress was working out what eating pattern was right for me, eating frequent small meals doesn't give me feeling of being satiated, and I enjoy eating at night. So therefore I load my calories progressively throughout the day, and consume over half my calories in about a three hour window at night.

Sorry, that was a little ranty. The TL;DR version:
Figure out what eating pattern works for your body - meal timing is largely irrelevant. If you are a big eater a couple of large meals with longer times in between may work better for you - but experiment!
Get a good amount of protein and fats (top up the remaining calories with whatever macro you choose) this will likely leave you feeling fuller

I agree on the protein and fat as well. Healthy fats of course, like avocado and nuts. A great snack is an apple with peanut butter. But your on the right track with the grazing all day.

Yes, my question would also be "How much protein are you eating?" Protein helps you to feel full longer.

MFP's default percentage for protein is inadequate for most overweight and obese people. The RDA for protein is 0.8g per kilogram of bodyweight. That is just the RDA. A lot of athletes, people who work out a lot, and people eating at a caloric deficit choose to eat more than the RDA.

Run the numbers and make sure that you are getting at least the minimum required for your current weight. You can override the MFP percentages by selecting "Goals" on the My Home page and then choosing "Custom". You can then change your protein percentage to a level that will meet your needs.

(Edited to add: I was interrupted while writing my post and in the meantime you already answered the protein intake question. Sorry, for the redundancy of my question.)

You need .8 g/lb of LEAN BODY MASS. An overweight person usually has 30%+ body fat, which puts MFP's macros in the wheelhouse.

Are you drinking enough water? Maybe you are not hungry but thirsty.