Not able to eat enough calories...

That puts your net at 0 to 700. Sorry to say, it's pretty bad.

So, I am on the start of my weight loss journey. Before I joined the gym, I was eating pretty healthy for the get-go. I wasn't seeing any results with weight loss, so I am starting to hit the gym, and my goal is about two hours everyday. As I am tracking my workouts, I see that that my net calorie is very very low. But I seriously cannot consume that much food. I never dealt with anorexia, but I am not going to force myself to eat when I am not hungry. I eat a lot of healthy foods, mostly vegan though. I fear that in the long run, this will not be good for me, but with exercise and good diet, I been feeling way better in my day to day life. Honestly I eat up to 600-1000 calories a day and burn off around 300-600 a day. Can anyone tell me if this is very bad or not?

How much did you approximately eat before the start of your "weight loss journey"? According to your profile, you have been here since June, and have only lost 5 pounds. Obviously this is not working out for you. Eat more. I suggest 1000-1200, for a start.

So what do I do lol....?

Sooooo...YOU EAT MORE.

ps if you need some quick extra calories without feeling too full I suggest nuts. Cashews are great, 45 cals in just 5 nuts and I can eat a lot more than that!!

Try more calorie dense foods. Nuts and seeds would up your calorie count. Almond butter, olive oil, stuff like that would fit into your diet. A tablespoon here and there will up the calories.

Maybe you could open your food diary for a little while and we could help with suggestions?

Your body requires a significant amount of calories to maintain a complex, multicellular state. Certainly more than you are consuming now. I would suggest watching portion sizes. You may be either under estimating, or over estimating how much food you are eatting. Then adjust accordingly. Second, eat breakfast every day. This is the most important meal of the day, and will stimulate your metabolism, and prevent your body from going into "starvation mode". Third, being a vegan, can be extremely healthy if done right. Remember to combine two of the four vegan food groups, such as grains, fruits, vegetables, and legumes to obtain enough high quality protein which can be used by the body. Good luck! Hope this help

Eat more. Your body gets used to not eating a lot, when you start to eat more you get hungry more often. I eat (when I have time) 5-6 times a day. I still stay with my calorie range and still manage to lose weight. It's a process and it won't happen overnight. When below 1200 calories a day, you are not getting enough nutrients and your body can go into starvation mode (ketosis) and your body will hold on to any fat it can get! It's a vicious cycle and you need to have will power to change it. If you are not hungry, eat higher calorie (healthy) food, it will help!

What is the 2 hour workout relieving? Do you have anxiety over something? You don't have to answer, it's a personal question. Just something to think about.

Also, if you are frequently skipping meals you are obviously going to be under calories. So start eating all your meals, and start eating more balanced meals too. One item is not dinner. Your plate needs to have 1/4 protein, 1/4 complex carbs and 1/2 fruit/veg/salad.

it was told to me by my dietician that anyone on 1200 cal n below should be followed by their doctor.
I am on 1200 cal and below... have my bloodwork and see my doc every 3 months to keep things in check. I have to take a multi vitamin daily for life... and because of rapid weightloss i have to take vitamin D for life as well. I have to make sure to get in 60-80 grams of protein a day and at the least 8 cups of water... and eat at least 3-4 choices from the canadian food guide each meal... basically I eat HEALTHY. I am not tired, have lots of energy and exercise daily... whether i am on 600 cal to 1200 cal...my energy level is the same. I realize my weightloss may be different than yours... but we all work on the same premise... calories in + calories burned determines weight lost.
I know when i get to my goal, I will have to find a balance to do so, but getting to know my body and how it responds to food, I know I will be able to find that happy medium. Good luck in finding yours

Good point, which brings me to another topic. I have been undergoing medical tests for over two years now to see what is wrong with me stomach, since I get very sick eating even the healthiest of foods. Its just how my body works I guess. It is also odd that I have been practical the same weight for about four years now, with no major fluctuations, but with major diet change. meaning I used to eat fast food a lot, but I haven't eaten fast food in a while now and switched to a mainly vegan diet.

You may have stomach issues from the lack of nutrition. Anorexic experience these symptoms a lot. When eating very low calories, your body will burn muscle for fuel. Then that will kill your metabolism and you become skinny fat. Also, since food is fuel, you need to eat more. The more you eat,the more you can lose. Essentially, your body has shut down and is working to preserve energy by the very little food you are providing it.

Based on the info you provide about height weight and activity level, you should be consuming 2200 calories to lose weight. Eating under those levels can affect you negatively.