Is it alright to eat more fruit to make up for vegetables??

Fruits are great but not as bulking as most veggies.

No, no and no due the fact that protein generates low-grade metabolic acidosis. In simple terms: it's acid that body neutralizes by stealing calcium from bones and glutamine from you muscles. Green veggies are best things you can do to remedy the amount of acids in your body. As they contain higest amounts off "alkaline" which lowers the amounts of acids, some fruits are neutral enough to lower it enough. But that generates other acids which also have their own negative sides. ^_^

So veggies are somewhat essential for healthy bones. You could concider some powdered veggie product, most suplement stores sell em.

Fruits are very healty and necesary, but you also need the vegetables. If you really want to build muscle you will need both 

As Fireball mentioned, fruit contains acid, and most green veggies are alkaline. Your body will have a lack of buffer in the bloodstream, if you try to make up for veggies with fruit, your bones will be robbed of calcium, as your blood must be at a stable PH, theoretically of course. You might get an increased chance of osteoporosis or some crazy bone disorder. Of course, they contain different micro nutrients, so the idea would be entirely counterproductive. Just stock your freezer with mixed veggies, green beans, spinach, whatever floats this boat, and eat minimum 2 cups daily, maybe 4, throw on some fresh cut salsa, or in a hash, and eat them like a... I wanna say man but you're a female, but anyways, eat them like a person. They are also less calorie dense than most fruits, more fiber, more filling, and start tasting good after a while, and soon, you will crave your veggies. Mixed frozen veggies, are great right out of the bag, especially when hot out. Shelled edemame is also really good. Squash, mushrooms, eggplant, sweet potatoes, onions, etc are wonderful as well. Broccoli, cabbage and Brussels sprouts taste like a combination butt module and fermented crap IMO. Corn is not a veggie however, it is a grain. Pizza, according to actual scientific data (saw it on pubmed), and the government, is technically a vegetable though . That video is entirely off the topic though.

Idea, do 2-4 scrambled eggs with onion, lean diced ham, bell pepper, and 2/3 cups mixed veggies. If you need more protein you can always have cottage cheese and berries on the side. It'll fill you up a bit better than oatmeal.

Start small and aim for 2 cups of veggeies a day, thats what I'm doing to because I have the same problem you do.

At night I eat 2 cups frozen veggies. Soon I will incorporate more once I start cooking more.

Alright, who dares me to attempt making a breakfast burrito with mixed veggies, egg whites, and turkey sausage?