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Reason #578977 my dad should not be considered hot:
One of my sisters has PTSD from multiple instances of my father physically abusing her. One time, after they got in an argument, my sister, a bratty teenager at the time, spit on him. Was his reaction a normal parental response to being spat on? Nope. He fucking used a straight up Marine move on her, got her in a hold where she could not move any of her limbs, put his hands into her mouth, and began pulling (like, as if he was trying to split her face in half). She had a bruise straight down the middle of her face from the attempted splitting.

Another time, dad was on a company trip to Aruba and got a plus one. My step-mom didn't want to go, and suggested he take this sister so they could bond more. Dad proceeds to get belligerently drunk for the trip. On the second day, my sister went to wake him up (I forget the particular reason why). He didn't like that. What was his response to not liking being woken up earlier? He started to beat the shit out of my sister. She had to run away screaming for help. Literally crying to the company boss. My dad lost that job because of this incident (good on the boss for not tolerating that shit at the least; not that it really matters since he's now doing the same thing for a bigger company, a major tech company you've all definitely heard of). If this story comes up today, my dad will frame it as if he is the victim and everyone had it out for him and he was being persecuted and all the parts where my sister gets assaulted are convenientally left out.