It's not just that. There's a whole mini-industry that has grown up to assist people who "need" annulments - they can tell you what to say, how to say it, etc.
It's my conviction that there are very few married people, never mind married Catholics, who did not INTEND marriage on their wedding day. And yet, defective intent is annulling 60 000 marriages a year?
I think the bishops who preside over this would just as soon be done with it.
That's an interesting conviction.
It is my conviction that a large number of married Catholics in the US have apparently had zero intention of following Church teaching on contraception when they said their vows.
Are you arguing that this glaring defect of intent is not common?