help me...please

What are your calorie settings?

Can you open your diary so we can see what you are eating?

Without seeing your diary it's hard to help. How are you doing with sodium and fiber? They both affect weight loss greatly and are usually over and under, respectively, represented in most diets.

Do you sweat during your workouts? Maybe just try to change what you are doing. Walk a little faster, do situps or pushups while playing your Wii. You have to get your heart rate up. And you have to eat. Get your metabolism higher.

Well, I can't speak like an expert, but I can ask you some hints. I think the main reason it helps me is to take note of what I eat, then I ask if I'm really hungry, and then sometimes I don't need to eat. Or it can help you see where you binge or get too hungry, for example, my goal is 4 meals a day of about 300-600 calories, closer to 400 if possible. And it gives me someplace to write down if I exercised that day, but it takes your body a long time to adjust to a new way of being, and it's possible you're not working in the right zone for you. Just thoughts.

I know many who have said that they didn't see much progress until they did more intense workouts ( by their own standards) or starting doing weights. In the past, I have greatly benefited from a coupla sessions sessions with a personal trainer to help me figure out what I should be doing. Just my two cents! good luck!

Again, it would help if we could see your food diary, but what are you eating? If you are eating the proper number of calories, but they are EMPTY calories with little or no nutritional value, your body might still go into starvation mode, because without the right nutrients it feels as if it's not getting anything. So, are you eating complex carbs, fruits, veggies? Are you getting enough protein?

Also, you might try to have some green tea now and then to help "rev up" your metabolism.

still can't get into it.

Try eating more! Eat your exercise calories. There was one day where you only at 845 calories! MFP is set up to give you a deficit to reach your goal. You picked your goal for a reason. Eating significantly less than your recommended calories can inhibit weight loss while eating them all should encourage it. Try it. You aren't losing now, so what can it hurt?

Too much processed meat and fast food, not enough fresh fruits and veggies. I'm also willing to bet your sodium is too high and your fiber too low. And there are days where you logged less than 1000 calories. . . . you aren't giving your body enough nourishment, and it's clinging to what it gets.