Uh oh, I think Lucas might be right. I found the following site which lists out the various reasons you can get an Annulment in Texas.
http://nofaultdiv.com/texas_annulment.htmlWith an annulment you have to give proof to get an annulment. Example from the page: "What are the major differences? Annulment is quicker. There's a 60 day waiting period for a divorce. Annulments can be granted immediately.
Another major difference, however, is that you have to be able to prove your grounds in an annulment hearing. If you go into court and say you were drunk as a skunk when you got married or your wife turned out to be as frigid as an icebox, you've got to prove it. If you can't, no annulment. In a divorce, you can file, "no fault," and just say that you're incompatible, and you don't have to prove anything."
The only thing you might be able to do is get one for being "Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs."
HOWEVER . . . you can't get the annulment if you've voluntarily cohabited with the person since you sobered up. In other words, if you ran screaming out of the house, you're fine. If you rolled over, went back to sleep, woke up, made love a few times, and then stayed there for some time, you're out of luck.
I smell like whore right now. Need to take a shower.