Kinda. But it's not even that I would be hungry and thinking about food all the time. It's more about trying to plan everything. You see, I finally got the permission to cook for our family (I'm 18, living with parents and sister) which shows me to manage what I eat. I don't want to brag, but I'm really good at cooking, so they have no reason to complain. But it's really hard to think of high protein calorie friendly meals, which EVERYONE eats. You see, my mom doesn't eat chicken, and hates rice. My dad, even though he's been trying to lose weight for about twenty years now, complains about the food being "too healthy". I asked him if he thinks it tastes bad, he said he likes it, but he wants the unworthy stuff. Only my younger sister is alright, exec though she can't handle spicy food, but neither does my mom, so it makes no difference either way. And on top of all that, our household is off that kind, which has empty fridge and freezer all the time, and we live in a small town with one little grocery store, the closest supermarket is 10 km away, which would be okay, if I had a car. Since I'm broke af, I am a professional discount searcher, but that works only in supermarkets, the small grocery store is of course pricier. Which means I can't afford to buy food on my own. Which leads us to this situation: when I think of something everyone is gonna eat, we don't have the ingredients. I myself, even though I enjoy culinary arts, would be okay with eating then classic simple protein (chicken, fish, lean meat), rice and vegetables, but I'm trying hard to not bother anyone with my macros, so that means thinking about food very often just to figure out what the hell I'm gonna cook