My largest meal is my supper - normally eaten at 6, or close to it. Except, of course, when it isn't. If DW and I eat out for lunch, supper might be a light snack. I try to balance things out. When we're traveling, I'll often have a substantial breakfast and supper, but no lunch, at all.

Supper is my biggest 99% of the time. Breakfast usually a 4SP bowl of oatmeal and fruit. Lunch a 7DP ham, turkey and cheese rollup. Supper around 9-14 SPs. Rounded out with apples and perhaps a cheese stick. Often, SPs allowing, an English muffin and peanut butter.
Now the weekends are different. We usually have a "date night" on Friday. Therefore, lighter lunch, then appetizers, a fairly large, meat centric meal and either wine or beer. Usually way over on dailies, and, by the end of the weekend, weeklies long gone.
Been using a small spreadsheet to log total points eaten vs allowance, and "beat back" my overages. Seems to be working, so far, as I've finally started losing again.

Dinner is the main meal of the day. Its the one that I put the most thought and effort into since it is for the family. After that, I like a good breakfast. The trick is to have a light lunch and a healthy snack or two during the day. This old dog has been know to still struggle with that particular trick.

I love them all and they're split pretty evenly. Dinner is when I usually have my daily treat though so that is probably my favorite. I love having something sweet to end the day with

I mix it up quite a bit, based on how hungry I'm feeling. I used to be a 3-squares a day guy (with lots of snacking in-between). Since I've been doing WW, I've really started paying more attention to when I'm wanting or needing to eat ("hunger").

My general trend these days is a relatively light breakfast and lunch with a more substantial dinner. Pre-WW, all three were very hearty though not always healthy. I think it started with the way I was raised, often having carby stuff for breakfast, sandwich and chips for lunch and a big dinner. I just carried those habits into adulthood without giving much of a second thought. But of course, I embellished on it, often having foods that did make me fat at all three meals.

Having said that, WW has been a good opportunity for me to think about whether I'm really hungry when I eat and has given me the insight and flexibility to adjust accordingly. This morning, for example, I really wasn't hungry due to eating a fair amount after WW last night (weekly tradition). I had a light lunch and a filling but respectful (point-wise) dinner. Tomorrow might be completely different but if I catch myself before it's too late, no matter how I put it together, it works.

I do snack in-between meals but these days, they're usually foods that satisfy my rumblings without making me fatter--a far cry from my snacks of yesteryear.

Interestingly, none of this feels like a huge sacrifice for me. In fact, it's actually been somewhat freeing to pay more attention and make adjustments as needed / wanted. I was simply a creature of habit. Breaking free of some of those habits has actually been a really good thing!

Most days I don't eat breakfast. If I do, it can be any size. I generally eat a light to medium lunch. My biggest meal is dinner, partly to keep me from grazing mindlessly in the evening or feeling I deserve a large decadent snack or dessert....