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[Bojack Horseman] Why does Vincent Adultman have such a strained relationship with his son, Kevin?

Why does Vincent Adultman have such a strained relationship with his son, Kevin? They barely seem to talk, apparently can't stand to be in the same room as each other and, of course, Vincent lied to Princess Carolyn about even having a son.
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Vincent never really had a childhood of his own.  Times were rough, and he had to go to work at the business factory from a young age to put food on the table for his family.  Since he's become such a successful businessman, he's able to provide a much better life for Kevin, but he's unable to form a real connection because he's treating Kevin like just another adult.

Kevin doesn't really understand what's going on either.  When he looks at his father, he sees a child playing at being an adult.  Someone who doesn't really understand the world at all, and is just faking it in order to get through the day.  Since he *needs* an authority figure to give him guidance and structure, isn't getting that from Vincent, and doesn't have any other guidance, it's all turning into anger and resentment.

Vincent wants Kevin to be a better son.  Kevin wants Vincent to be a better father.  Neither of them are happy, and it's slowly killing their family bond.