Aylia's father has an . . . odd perspective of his own. See, he doesn't actually like his wife -- in fact, he tends to find her quite exasperating. But he's a pigheadedly stubborn person, so while he'll disagree with her in private, he'll back up anything she wants publically. He has this really twisted idea that that's what being a "good husband" means -- as opposed to things like discussion, compromise, or demonstrating real affection for her. So he's not that great a person himself, even if he's not as horrid a parent.
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