No, I can easily get the A.I. to admit that the "annulments" of the Concillar "church" are 99.99% bogus based solely on the pre-Vatican II teaching.





So in the case of this couple, they know less than a "robotic algorithm" and considering the subject matter (the validity of marriage),
A couple of warm bodies who decided to make an app doesn't translate to, "they know better than machine logic."

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So, this is just a Novus Ordo website. Maybe they are Indult, as Indult people accept the fake annulments from the Novus Ordo Church as well.

Nobody should look for a spouse on a site where people think they are married not until death but until they get some fake, bogus "annulment" from modernist heretics.

We attend the diocesan Latin Mass.
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She’s actually pretty conservative if you look at her social media. More so than me probably.

There's a lot of "just to see who's out there", which could come across as "I'd consider getting married, and changing my present situation in life as a contented bachelorette, but only if I found that perfect man".  (Or they might just be too proud to admit that they are having trouble finding a husband IRL.)

I wonder if it could also simply be to increase the number of women on the site.  From what I am observing lately, it seems that men, and Catholic men in particular, are more desirous of marriage than women are.  There's a lot of "just to see who's out there", which could come across as "I'd consider getting married, and changing my present situation in life as a contented bachelorette, but only if I found that perfect man".  (Or they might just be too proud to admit that they are having trouble finding a husband IRL.)

Apparently I think this applies to both men and women because my brain was going one way with this until I ran into the word "bachelorette" fully expecting to see "bachelor".

I didn’t notice her dress.

Modern women use Instagram as a de-facto dating site. They get tons of attention from men, which many women interpret as "options" in a worst-case, and free validation and attention in a best-case.
Men "like" their photos, and often "slide into their DMs" or contact them via private message.
I've heard the quantity of messages attractive women get on Instagram would blow your mind. Especially when they post "thirst traps" or provocative/immodest photos of themselves.
This appeals to the wounds of Original Sin specific to women: namely, vanity. Women thrive on attention/love. They feed on all the male attention, and it goes right to their heads, destroying them. They can't stop thinking about their "other options" and become unable to settle down with an average guy on their level. Nevermind if the attention is all superficial or lust-based -- women completely confuse attention from "top 1%" men with getting *commitment* or marriage from such men.

Seriously, my understanding is that when young people meet (wherever), they are most likely to exchange their "Insta" -- not their phone number/text, e-mail address, or any other contact info. Instagram is the #1 form of contact among singles (at least for those under 30).