I live in an area where taking public transport to get food adds between 2 and 3 hours to get to the nearest shops. I avoid shopping on the weekend. There's a bulk food order that goes out on Friday or Saturday night but I can't imagine what I'll feel like eating on the following Monday, let alone Wednesday. Sometimes I'll do bulk food prep and by the time I've finished preparing the food I'm so disgusted by the idea of food (especially that food) that I don't eat it, which is also the case if I've eaten the same meal multiple times in a row. I apparently will just wait out the clock (food goes off) instead of eating food I don't want to. I don't like pasta (again, the main thing motivating me to eat pasta is the threat of someone yelling at me, hunger alone isn't enough).
Uber eats and taking ubers to go shopping is expensive. The freezer is full because there's five people living entirely separate lives in the household.
idk what I'm supposed to be doing. It's hard to eat at all even if I wasn't trying to be healthy, meat reduction etc.
I recently got a full time job after about a decade of no employment, so I pretty much don't have energy on weekdays either.
If possible keep track of what you do like to eat, or at least what you find yourself eating through the day, then try to make meals based on that. I like throwing 'I have lots of a particular food item' into search engines to see what recipes pop up for inspiration.
For the bulk food order maybe try making different dishes the same day you cook that have overlap, like savory spinach soup, college student palak paneer and maybe a stirfry with rice could be prepared together since a lot of the initial steps are the same and then you can split off and add broth to one, cheese and curry to another, just toss on rice for the third.