Quote Originally Posted by The Nique
Plenty wrong with a guy being feminene... I don't mean just an normally considered effeminate quality like compassion or what have you, but full-blown-*this*-far-away-from-seeming-to-be-an-actual-woman. Although that could get into a mighty un-PC conversation, so I'll leave it at that.

And of course I don't hate him for his clothes... he's obviously the smug bad-guy... hating his clothes and appearence is the by-product of hating him, of course ^_^
Too late, you already started it. It's not that you hate him, it's the reason you hate him that's the problem here. "Plenty wrong with a guy being feminine," like there's plenty wrong with a girl cutting her hair really short, wearing blue jeans, a big t-shirt, no make-up and no bra, and working on a car. That is the most hypocritical double standard I've ever heard. That people still even think like this disgusts me. You should take a history of fashion class and see how men used to dress throughout history. I'd probably be funny to see you vomit over how men used to dress in 500BC, 1200AD, and 1800AD. Throughout history, based on today's defention of feminine, men have been FAR more feminine than woman have. The way people dress is based on so many factors: societal, political, economic, ecuminical, personal, ect. The way Kuja dresses does not imply in the slightest that he is feminine. If he lived on Earth (particularly in rural Texas) then maybe he could be considered feminine, but he doesn't. He lives on Gaia in a fantasy world with different economics, politics and the such. Everyone dresses weird on Gaia, Kuja is no different, he's just showing skin.

P.S.: Many psycologists say that when people have a problem with the way others look, it really reflects an insecurity they have with themselves.