Is it okay to go to bed hungry?

I think it's up to you. I can't eat before bed or else I don't sleep well. For some reason I sleep better when I'm a bit hungry (I know, sounds weird). But if you sleep better on a full stomach, I say go ahead. YMMV.

you have to do what works best for you.

does eating a larger breakfast make you go over your calories for the day?

How do you sleep 'hungry' as compared to 'full'

i sleep MUCH better with something on my stomach, but thats me.

90% of the time I go to bed hungry. Being tired always wins over being hungry for me.

It has never made a difference as far as weight loss is concerned, for me anyway.

I don't go to sleep starving to death with every inch of my body screaming for food, but a little bit hungry? That does happen and I don't mind it. I know I may be weird, but it feels natural to me, because I know I've already eaten what I needed to for the day, and now that's all done and my stomach is emptying (presumably - I know different foods take a different amount of time to leave the stomach). So...isn't it supposed to feel empty? Again, just how I see it; nobody else has to feel this way.

If I'm REALLY hungry, then I'll have a little something. I often have a few calories left over in my day anyway so I can generally do this. Going actually over my calories is more rare for me and I figure if that happens only once in a blue moon, it's not really going to make or break things (for me, anyway).

ETA: One more thing, and again, this is just me...but being afraid to "feel hungry" is what started my journey toward fatness to begin with. I had been chunky as a pre-teen, cut out the snacking and got down to a slim weight, but when I was in my early 20s I bought into "Stop the Insanity!" with Susan Powter and became positively terrified of my stomach ever rumbling, or ever "thinking" I "just needed" something even if I'd already eaten. ZOMG, metabolism about to come to a grinding halt and yadda yadda. I'd gain a few pounds that way, panic, then go way under what was reasonable ( ~800 cals/day), figuring I'd have to go down that far in order to override my "metabolism downshift" that I would surely create by eating less than was reasonable, lose the pounds, be starving (feeling...I wasn't about to die) and then eat in a frightened panic once again so as not to let myself get hungry. Lather, rinse, repeat.

If it's after 9pm and I get hungry, I just go to bed so I won't know I'm hungry. I can usually fall asleep pretty quick, so I don't feel that I'm hungry.

If you're like super hungry and you feel like you're punishing your body by not eating, I'd say eat something small. Getting into a habit of thinking "go to bed hungry, wake up thinner" is very dangerous. Not saying that's where you are, but I know it's a road a lot of people can head down without realizing what they're doing. I'm a college student, so I usually eat dinner at like 7 or 8, then stay up until 1am. At like 11, if I'm hungry, I usually do a tablespoon or 2 of peanut butter or even a packet of instant oatmeal. Less than 200 calories (oatmeal's 130-160, depending on brand) either way, I know I'll feel better and keep my mindset better if I eat something small.

For breakfast I have two gingernut biscuits and a coffee with half fat Carbation milk. Same for bed time - always - I put these in my MPF in the Morning and the rest of my days calories are adjusted accordingly

I eat an early dinner (aka supper) and then around an hour before going to bed, eat some pistachios, or a Greek yogurt, or something else light. Otherwise, I'll have trouble sleeping. There's always a glass was warm skim milk! (Ugh!)

I'm hungry right now. I have 42 calories left for the day. I'm going to have a 40 calorie hot chocolate and go to bed.

Eat when you are hungry. If your stomach is rumbling, eat. I eat when I am hungry because I don't want to ignore my body, and it's annoying going to sleep with a rumbling stomach. Not able to sleep with a rumbling stomach.