UNMOTIVATED

You are not alone and I hear you completely. I hope you are able to get motivated...most likely I will not be the one to help you get there again but you might want to focus on why you want to lose weight to get the motivation back again. Good luck!

Find other ways to reward yourself for good behavior instead of junk food. Its hard cause I have done it for years. I felt like I deserved cake or cookies or whatever I wanted. But really what I deserved was a healthy body. Now when I feel like I want something bad I find something else to do so I'm not thinking about food anymore.

I WAS doing the same thing, I hated depriving myself, plus every once in awhile I felt like something sweet. Not usually a problem for me, I'm more of a carbs person.
I found that keeping some 100 calorie packs of cookie or (my personal favorite) chocolate covered pretzels around really helps when im getting that craving. even though it does have sugar, i figure its better than a snickers. Really satisfies the craving for me & I feel like I had a treat

A lot of people find it difficult to cut out junk entirely from their diet. If you're craving it really badly, why not try healthy but similar versions of it? Like, instead of a pizza, make a pita pizza with vegetables and soy/low fat cheese. It's smaller and if you go whole wheat with veggies it can have some nutritional benefits. Instead of chips, try kale chips or vegetable chips. Or 'natural flavour' popcorn with no butter or salt. If you want chocolate, get the very rich, very dark kind. I find that if it's very strong, I can't eat more than a square at a time, but it makes my chocolate craving go away - and dark chocolate in small amounts is beneficial. Instead of regular ice-cream, get soy ice cream with a high calcium content. Eat each of these things minimally and infrequently, but don't cut them out of your diet altogether if it's not sustainable for you. Remember, your weight loss is more likely to work if you change in a way that you're able to maintain in the long term.

Find things that you think of as 'treats' that are actually healthy. I feel this way about perfectly ripe fruit and berries. They're sweet like candy, but healthy. Trick your mind into reading these things as dessert or treats by using them that way. Just try to make sure to avoid empty calories - things that have no or little nutritional benefit but fill you up. So, if you crave something fatty, make the fat your salad dressing over a plate of dark greens. Want sweet? Fruit and berries. Creamy? Soy milk smoothie. This way you sate your craving but make it count.

And don't beat yourself up too badly. Remember that your mental health is important too, and that everyone messes up once in a while. Set accomplishable goals, like doing ten pushups every day, getting all your iron/vitamin a/etc that week, staying under your sodium, that sort of thing. You can do this!!