Cheat days... what do you think?

It could, but maybe it won't. You might want to consider upping your protein and fats if you are still hungry on 2000 cals. If this doesn't help, then consider eating 2100 cals.

Otherwise, do a structured refeed day (hit protein min, as little fat as possible, and fill the rest up with as many carbs as possible to reach at or a bit above your maintenance calorie needs - if you're eating 2000 cals then 2500 is probably a safe maintenance estimate).

I eat flexibly, but always within my calories. I am usually not hungry unless I overdo it on carbs or too many calorie-dense foods are eaten. This is another thing to consider, you may need more volume in your diet. Even more water helps.

It could, but maybe it won't. You might want to consider upping your protein and fats if you are still hungry on 2000 cals.

i agree with this. 2,000 calories is a pretty good amount of food for a day.

According to an average day I get about 55g of fat and 56g of protein, which fits right into my recommended amounts. 2,000 is a good amount for a lightly active person, but I run 9 miles three times a week + walking to campus and back in addition to light weight lifting and walking on the days in between. So, I'm a very active person!

I am moderately active, and 2000 is my minimum deficit for 20% below my estimated TDEE (5 hours or so of structured exercise a week, most of which is weight lifting). Also a student, so also walking around. Unless you are doing a lot of endurance work (which does not seem to be the case) or you are very heavy (based on pic I assume not), then 2000 is a pretty reasonable deficit. I don't actually consider you to be "very active." I consider you to be moderately active based on what you've written.

The reason you are hungry is because you are eating way too many carbs. Carbs are not satiating. They are important, yes, but they are not satiating unless mixed with enough protein and sometimes fat. I personally need a lot of protein with carbs for satiety to kick in. Just fat doesn't help. 40-50% carbs is more than enough, at 2000 cals that'd be around 200g of carbs.

Lower your carbs, increase your protein, ditch vegan diet if needed in order to have optimal satiety and health, and if you are STILL hungry, then increase to 2100 or eat fewer calorie-dense foods.

And there is nothing wrong iwth a high-fat diet, either, health-wise.

You're also not weighing food or measuring a lot of things. So you could be a special snowflake and be under-eating compared to your log. e.g. if you say you eat 2.13 peaches, you might actually be eating 1.5 peaches' worth of calories. If much of this happens, then that can add up easily to a few hundred cals. Might want to invest in a food scale.

AND it looks like you don't eat back your exercise cals. So... if you were given 2000 cals as your goal based on non-exercise activity levels and then you don't eat back half or more of hte cals from exercise, you are undereating. Which would further explain your hunger.