Letter To A Lovelorn Columnist

Dear Miss Lonelyhearts:

I've been engaged to the same man for {a number} years.  He keeps teling me he {a past tense verb} me, but we need to wait to get {a past tense verb} until he makes more {a noun}.  If we marry now, we will have to {a noun} with my mother and eat {a plural noun} every day.  But isn't {an adjective} love worth that?  Should I put my {a part of the body} down and set a date, or just continue to be {an adjective}?
                                 Signed,

                                       {name of woman in room}



Reply From Miss Lonelyhearts

Dear Young Lady:

Don't do anything {an adjective}.  Something worth {a verb ending in "ing"} is worth {a verb ending in "ing"} for.  I don't think eating {a plural noun} with the man you {a verb} is bad, but eating {a noun} and living {a number} miles away from mother is better.
                              Signed,

                                    Miss Lonelyhearts