I've been on about a 800-1000 calorie diet for the past 7 months. I've
lost 60 pounds in doing so. I'm a bit scaired though because I've just
started reading articles about weight loss and I'm reading stuff like
1000 calories are too few, etc. and I'm actually seeing
recommendations of things like 2000 calories. What I've found is that
when I eat even 1500 calories in a given day, I don't lose weight, but
when I eat around 1000, I do. I'm pretty young (26) and I don't don't
exercise or work out too much. In fact, I spend most of my time at my
dest working on my research.

Oh and one more thing. I'm not starving myself. In fact, I have a rule
that whenever I'm hungry I eat something. Its just that I eat things
like steamfresh brocolli, which has 120 calories per bag, steamfresh
Asian Medely which has 120 calories per bag, Fat Free Ball Park Beef
Franks (50 calories per Hot Dog), Nature's Own Double Fiber Wheat
Bread (50 calories per slice), Puffed Wheat cereal (60 calories per
serving), Fat Free Pringles, etc.

With these foods, I've got to almost FORCE myself to eat more than
1000 calories per day by doing things like going to a fast food
resteraunt or ordering a pizza. So am I doing something wrong?