If you are 160, then you aren't eating enough calories.

There are two different calculations you can do, one is basic and one is
complex.

here is the basic one:
160x10 = 1600 calories per day basal metabolic rate.

take that and multiply by 1.5 for a semi active person

1600x1.5 = 2400

Anyhow, I take in about 1800-2000 calories a day. I should have about 2110 a
day, so I create the deficit, and I lose fat because of this.

But if I were to go down to 1600 like you are, then what would happen?
My body would slow down to compensate for the fact it is getting only 1600
calories, and I would start to burn more protein and lean muscle if I were
to work out like I do.

So consider sort of bumping up your caloric intake, while still working out.
Watch you aren't overdoing protein, and that you are getting enough fiber,
as well as vitanutrients and macronutrients in what you eat.

Hope this somewhat vague post helps.