Where did my hunger go?!?

I am currently in week 4. The first week was torture---I was constantly hungry and couldn't statisfy my cravings. Slowly the cravings went away, and now that I'm in week 4, I have little to no desire to eat-period. I'm lucky if the past couple days I've hit 1200 cals. Is this normal? Is it okay if I'm not eating as much. Or is this the "normal" amount a person is really supposed to eat, and I'm just not used to it yet? lol
Feedback would be great!!

You've successfully lowered your metabolism by undereating what your body needs for basic body functions if you were to even sleep all day.

So shortly you'll probably notice a stall, because you body needs so much energy to function, so it will just keep slowing down, and get to below what little you are eating.

So you have a choice to make.

Do you keep following and forcing that downward declining metabolism? Because it can keep going lower. Energy needed to grow hair and nails will be used for basic heart/brain functions, organs will be messed up especially if you keep exercising and eating so little.

Or

Do you do some reading about what BMR even means? What maintenance calories means. Also look up TDEE and AMR.
And do you put as much thought into this body effecting, life changing process as your next cell phone?

For instance - should you eat below your BMR?

MFP seems to have suggested above 1500 calories for your goal. That means your maintenance is even higher.

And yet you chose a magical 1200 number why? And yet having problems eating to that?

And theory here, but think this out. What if you had multiple days like your diary shows of 800 calories eaten. What if you had a chance to exercise on those days with activity burning 800 calories.

Do you know what net 0 calories means? Or do you somehow think that is a good thing?

All questions, not trying to sound mean, but you seem to avoided the suggestions MFP has at least tried to safely make to you.

Just to emphasis, the tone of my last post was based on your profile that you don't want to diet, but make changing your life.

I just want you to think out these changes a tad better. Think about it, your current knowledge got you to the point you feel the need to do this, which is great.
But recognize where you need more help before making decisions you may not even realize how impactful they could be.

I am currently in week 4. The first week was torture---I was constantly hungry and couldn't statisfy my cravings. Slowly the cravings went away, and now that I'm in week 4, I have little to no desire to eat-period. I'm lucky if the past couple days I've hit 1200 cals. Is this normal? Is it okay if I'm not eating as much. Or is this the "normal" amount a person is really supposed to eat, and I'm just not used to it yet? lol
Feedback would be great!!

As you diet, you'll find your hunger subsides somewhat as your body gets used to the lower intake. It has to do with ghrelin (a horomone)

"Ghrelin
Released primarily from the stomach, ghrelin goes to the brain where, predictable, there is a specific receptor. Among other functions, ghrelin raises levels of growth hormone. But that’s far from all.

Ghrelin also stimulates hunger (the only hormone so far found to do so) and appears to be a key hormone in initiating the hunger that goes along with meals; ghrelin drops prior to hunger and injection of ghrelin stimulates hunger specifically.

Even more interestingly, there is research suggesting that ghrelin levels become entrained to normal meal times.

So if you normally eat at 3pm (or whatever), you’ll likely find yourself becoming hungry at 3pm; this appears to occur from changes in ghrelin. I suspect this explains why people often have problems changing meal frequency, at least until ghrelin re-entrains itself to the new frequency.

That is, moving from a higher to lower frequency of meals is often accompanied by hunger at the previously ‘normal’ meal times. Moving from lower to higher is often accompanied by a lack of hunger until the body adjusts to the new frequency. I haven’t seen any work examining how long this takes but empirically it seems like it’s a couple of weeks or so."

http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/fat-loss/bodyweight-regulation-wrap-up-other-hormones.html

If you haven't already, go to see your doctor. Tell him or her exactly what you wrote here, and do it sooner rather than later.

Oh, and I don't have an eating disorder. I just have no hunger! Trust me-I normally love to eat (hence why I weigh 190 pounds) but these past few days I have had no appetie whatsoever, and if I do eat something, I get full very quickly.....

seriously, that is an eating disorder.

In case you think an eating disorder is all mental, you are wrong, it is very much a physical thing too, and you are describing several of the points of such a disorder.

Did you look up what BMR means?
Are you eating below your suggested healthy BMR on a daily basis, purposely, and initially ignoring the response your body was giving?

Until you wake up to the facts, you probably won't be willing to follow any of the advice you would be given.

Yes you must eat more. But guess what, you will initially gain weight, because your body has been operating under it's limit and lowered it's limit, anything extra you eat is getting stored for future starving.

How? many small meals. Just goes up 200 cal a day for a week, and then add another 200 the following week. Since you just got into this problem, hopefully easier to get out.

Get up to the MFP goal calories, and your hunger should come back. You did too much at once, and just fought through your body's reaction.

Do you know what you were even at before cutting back? How much have you cut back?

Don't worry. You'll get this worked out and will be on your way to healthy weight loss soon. Just make sure you are healthy first :-)