So I eat fast food way more than I should. I just need some ideas of stuff that's more healthy that I can make for myself and will make me feel full. Any suggestions?

Broiled cat.

learn to cook

Um... Quit going?

Really think about the long term affects and dude just look at the nutritional facts before going.
How often do you go? How much do you spend?

Your body works HARD to keep you alive the LEAST you can do is feed it stuff with value

Well when I cook food for myself it never gets me full.

You don't need to eat until your full.

Homemade tacos

When I cook for myself I eat a lot and am still hungry. I don't wanna stuff myself but I don't wanna feel empty either.

Legit this was my problem last year. I would always get full sized meals at McDonald's etc but then I would switch the fries for a salad, and then eventually I would go from a McChicken meal to something smaller like the snack wraps.

As for filling food, eat pasta/carbs or snack with a lot of protein filled things like peanuts or trail mix. I don't feel as guilty devouring 2 cups of trail mix.

get a blender and buy fruit on an occasional basis

smoothies slay

I know the feeling of never feeling full...
Anyway, you can eat like several "small" meals a day (not too small but not big either) and eat things with a low GI value that will keep you full for longer. Also, remember to drink lots of water.

I don't know Talk to a dietitian?

Omg, you and me both. McDonald's is my darkest sin.

Just tell yourself healthy food tastes as good as fast food (which it does by the way) and you'll start to believe it.

I always have oatmeal and fruit for breakfast (eggs can be good too, just go easy because of cholesterol), a cold cut or grilled sandwich for lunch or dinner, and usually some kind of salad every single day - chef and chicken caesar are my favorites, but salad is perfect - you can put in any kind of lettuce, vegetable, meat, seafood, cheeses, etc. to your heart/stomach's content. You can also try some soups too - I love potato, broccoli chedar, and lobster bisque, and of course classic chicken noodle.

Drink water or sugar free iced tea in place of soda. Milk is a great source of protein in the morning, but if you don't like dairy, fruit juices are just as healthy for you - but they are sugary too.

Eating healthier means eating fewer carbs (which is amazing for you) and you will look and feel better rapidly.

I just tell myself if I don't have cash, don't bother.