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1. Dating Apps Have Become Too Much
- J.R. introduces a North Carolina woman who was tired of dating apps.
- Her solution: create an actual husband application through her Instagram bio.
2. Three Pages to Become Her Husband?!
- Arin Patterson, 36, created a three-page Google Form for potential husbands.
- She says she’s looking for someone handsome, intelligent, kind, loyal and generous.
- She received 1,000–1,500 DMs and 241 applications.
3. The Qualifications
- Men must be 28–47, Christian, single and looking for marriage and fatherhood.
- Preferred qualifications include a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- She also wants someone at least 5'10".
- Arin is 5'8" barefoot and says she’s 6' in heels.
4. Would You Actually Fill It Out?
- J.R. says there’s no way he’s completing a Google Form just to get a date.
- The Krewe debates whether this is genius or way too much work.
- J.R. also points out that an application doesn’t necessarily tell you who someone really is.
5. The Risky Part
- Putting a husband application online opens the door to tons of strangers.
- Arin could potentially be dealing with some very questionable submissions.
- J.R. calls the whole thing pretty gutsy.
6. The Double Standard
- The Krewe discusses whether a man doing the exact same thing would get a much different reaction.
- Is it confident and creative—or would people immediately criticize him for it?
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