I hate vegetables

So what do you eat? Honest question, no snark.

I got a juicer because I don't eat enough veggies either. They have some pretty good recipes online.

Do what Mom's do to get their kids to eat: sneak some in soups, casseroles, any thing that would be disguised in big flavor. Drown it in low fat cheese?

The only veg I like is broccoli, carrots, peas, sweetcorn, peppers and onions.

Eating enough is a huge problem for me.

I simply get a great big pan, chop up loads of different types of veg, ranging from butternut squash to aubergines, add stock, salt and pepper to season and then blend into a very fine soup (I do other things to it as well but to give you jut a general idea).

I have never found one yet that I don't like and all the flavours together mixed don't taste bad at all. I try to use veg that will complement each other as well, like red peppers, sweet potato and carrot - delicious.

Like you I can't stand bits in my food, soup, smoothies and juice have all pass through a chinois before I will touch it.

Soup is the only thing I can suggest to get veg in your system, sorry.

As for fruit, I love most fruits. However, again, I would suggest purchasing a juicer. I have also heard carrot juice is quite nice but never tried it.

Well to start with you have to cut out the snacks you're eating, if you aren't ready to switch to nuts, vegetables, fruit, or other dairy, stop eating them to reduce your calories and your carbohydrate intake.

Switch to the Laughing Cow cheese wedges, they have a LOT fewer calories than real cheese.

Start pushing yourself and force yourself to try new things. Find vegetables, fruit, nuts, dairy that are similar in texture to things you do like to eat. Work from there if texture is your issue moreso than flavor. Blend greens into pasta sauce to get some nutrients in. Try adding small amounts of broccoli to your potato with other toppings. Use Greek yogurt instead of sour cream - it is seriously almost the same thing, my picky-*kitten* 20 year old brother doesn't know I feed it to him on top of potatoes. Are you ok with beans? They're good sources of fiber and other nutrients you can get from veggies.

You have to decide how far you are going to go to get healthy. You're young, be brave and do it girl!

Also:
Protein powder. Find a chocolate or vanilla flavor you like and have a protein shake.
Benefiber. You need fiber. Mix it in with your pasta to start. It honestly does dissolve.
If you like white potatoes, sweet potatoes/yams are a good way to branch out. Try squashes like butternut, spaghetti, acorn. They have similar textures to potatoes and you can do a lot with them.

Is the no red meat or pork for a specific reason or is it a texture thing too?

Sometimes you just have to work it in in little ways. Try adding something new and healthy into your diet once a week or something. Starting this week, just try to eat 1 piece of fruit instead of an unhealthy snack. Try different fruit, but get that 1 piece in everyday. You might find that after a while you wont dread eating that piece of fruit everyday, you might even begin to like it. Then maybe next week, start integrating something else and replacing something bad.
I did it with soda to water. I HATED water. Wouldn't drink it at all. But I know how important it is to drink it so I slowly started cutting it out and replacing it with gatorade then I started replacing the gatorade with water, and now that is all I drink besides the occasional glass of milk or fruit juice. And I actually crave water now which still seems weird to me. I started the transition 3 months ago and I honestly thought it would take longer to stop craving soda.
Moral of the story. Do a little at a time, as a human you are highly adaptable. Adapt for your health.
And making juices and smoothies and sneaking veggies and fruit in to things you normally eat is also a good way to start making some headway.

If you want to loose the weight you want, you can't make excuses. You really need to cut a lot of you diet, and eat more of the fruits and veggies, and make yourself like at least some of it. There are some foods I cannot stand, but sometimes I eat it over the junk because I know it is good for my body. I don't even buy the junk or keep it in my house, but you do have to treat yourself some of the time or you will binge. I am not trying to be offensive at all, but at your weight you are going to have to change a lot to lose the weight you say you want to lose. A long time ago, I said I would never consume raw veggies, but here I am, eating veggies with no dressing, and I actually like the taste of it now. It takes time, persistence, and hard work. You can do it, I promise, but you have to tell yourself you can do it.