<human>: So last year I decided to lose weight after a bad break up and losing my job. I worked my butt off and dieted and managed to drop 50 pounds. It was one of the best experiences of my life!!! I decided to join the military once I got to my weight requirements that they had set for me. 

Now I am set to go in sometime in June, but my recruiter is starting to jump my case about my weight. I currently weigh 163 pounds and my max weight is 170 (I am 5'6"). My recruiter says that I need to try and get at least under 160 if I can. My current goal is 150 pounds. Normally I would have stopped trying to lose weight at this point, and just maintain where I am at, but it seems important to try and lose more. 

But I have hit a wall in my goal. I cannot seem to lose any more weight. I am running, and dieting (not starving myself) and nothing seems to work. In fact I am gaining some weight back, which is causing me to freak out. What am I doing wrong here? I don't eat out, I try to eat at or around 1500 calories a day, I am running and doing other cardio exercises without any problems. My training with the military is getting easy too. So I am pushing myself harder and harder, sometimes burning 1000 calories a day and spending 2-3 hours in the gym a day. And yet still nothing works. 

Where should I go from here?

[Here] are pictures of my progress by the way. I know you guys like to see these!

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<bot>: I lost a lot of weight, trying to lose more, but I have plateaued. How do I move forward?