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So the man treats her wife like some doll, doesn't let her talk, doesn't defend her when his sister basically calls her a slut and doesn't acknowledge her efforts to be recognized as a good wife.
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Arguing with Eva isn't productive, and Natsuhi isn't able to keep her cool in tense situations.
You're going to have to point out where he doesn't acknowledge her or treats her like a doll. That's never stated and you're probably impressing your own values as fact. The heart of the matter is that the two of them hold a strict adherence to the traditional Japanese ideal of a marriage, but their life difficulties make things tumultuous.
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If Natsuhi believed her position as wife was so strong and acknowledged by her husband, she'd not have delusions about Kinzo coming back to life praising her.
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Natsuhi is severely mentally ill and thinks she murdered a baby. Her mental illness is not Krauss' or her fault.
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She'd not cry alone in the hallways because his husband, again, dismissed her. The more I can see in that relationship is a guy forced to marry a woman and sort of getting used to her, and a woman so despaired for him to treat her as a wife and to belong to the family that she'd go into psycotic bursts when something else was piled to dismiss her as just a borrowed uterus that has no consequence in the family.
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You're judging their entire relationship by THE MOST DIFFICULT WEEKEND OF EITHER OF THEIR LIVES.
Why aren't you bringing up how they acted when they were still dating? When they couldn't conceive a baby? When Kinzo recently passed away and they both contributed equally to finding the situation and appreciated each other?
Instead, you're focusing on the moment where all of Krauss's siblings were trying to incriminate Krauss and bankrupt him and Natsuhi lost her cool in an argument with Eva that had them both being disruptive and loud.