You make a good point. On a side note: I still can’t get over your prior statement that “It was then later found out, through investigation, that the guy was impotent.” How exactly was this “investigation” conducted? Would you say it was sufficiently ‘rigorous’? 
Very true. Some idiot fool actually went ahead married my stalker (on short notice, no less)! On the face of things, one almost can’t blame her: he’s handsome, has a medical degree and a very exotic background. But if someone proposes to you shortly after meeting you, without even introducing you to his family first (a rogues gallery of ‘fasiqs’ and ‘munafiqs’, as they say), you’d be bound by common sense to ask some questions. Not this girl: she said yes without hesitation and was married a few months shortly. I can certainly understand her motivation: when you’re not particularly photogenic (I’m being extremely kind in my description) but some well educated, handsome stranger meets you and wishes to get married right away, you’d probably jump at the chance. Sure, you’d want your families to meet before you’ll agree to something like marriage, but that would only be common sense and this silly b*tch has none. The groom is (in my experience) a stalker, a liar and a complete sociopath, but I still can’t feel sorry for the girl; if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
PS: Sorry, I posted the unedited version of your reply.