What is the name of the trad bishop you were speaking with?
Bumping this thread because epiphany refused to answer the question.
He's persistently promoted a false Modernist notion of what can justify an annulment. Several posters have corrected him, but he's ignored it, arrogantly responding that he's "pointed out" the opposite (citing the 1983 Code of Canon Law but clearly without any understanding of what even that was saying).
Finally, he attributes his erroneous opinion to a "Traditional Bishop".
When interrogated about which bishop, he refuses to answer.
So this is one of the charges against him I made on another thread that he claimed was slanderous.
Several posters repeatedly tried to correct him on this point, and he's arrogantly and pertinaciously refused to accept correction, but then ends up trying to slander some nameless "Traditional Bishop" as the originator of his theories.
He's consistently promoted misandry on this forum, making absurdly false claims such as that the courts were stacked against women in divorce scenarios, that many Traditional men physically abuse their wives, but the priests and most of the congregation "derided" them for considering a separation.
These are all slanderous claims against Traditional Catholicism in general, and backed up by zero evidence.
Name the bishop who told you than an "undisclosed violent temper" is grounds for annulment. Name the "priests and congregation [aka the chapel]" who derided a woman for seeking a separation in the wake of physical abuse. Otherwise, your assertions are nothing less than a general slander against the Traditional movement.
You've also at another time asserted that most Traditional young men want to find wives who would support them so they would not have to work.
I've got verbatim citations with dates and timestamps for all these statements of yours that you recently claimed were ALL FALSE and slanderous, and a fair number of them were made on this thread here.