re: So, who was really at fault (or most at fault), in Mrs. Doubtfire?

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what is a loving father supposed to do? He didn’t cheat. He’s not abusive.

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Sure, Daniel needed more fathering and less enabling friend but he’d clearly die for his kids and wanted them happy.

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But it takes a hell of a lot more than being a good dad sometimes to make a marriage work though. That's the issue. And with him undermining actual parenting with his bullshite antics, that's not being a good parent at all actually. He can't be their friend first and foremost, and undermine the mother left and right. He has to be their father, and a good husband, and then the rest will fall into place.

Also, I only recently learned what Mrs. Doubtfire's first name was. I never could make out what it was, and I had never heard of Euphegenia before, and always thought it was something like Eufridgenia since he looked at that refrigerator box or whatever.