Yep, everybody knew. Glad she’s finally out and hopefully she’s happy.

This does not come as a surprise to most, I’m sure. I could care less what her sexual preference is. I just wish she would come back to acting again. She’s brilliant, and other than Rick Schroder, is the best crier ever! When I see her cry in a movie, I typically sob. Wish you all the best, Kristy!

I always thought she was a great actress and knew that she had some problems (around the time of Empty Nest). I remember her show ‘Family’. She was great in that. When she was about 15 or so she revealed on a Barbara Walters interview that she had the BIGGEST crush on Donny Osmond. (I’m surprised I remember this I feel so old)

Good for her for coming out to inspire others! But I’m wondering other than that, why did she do this? I mean, if she’s been out of the public for 20 years, what significance of her saying this have to young girls who probably don’t know who she is? Unless she’s coming back or something.

Secret? LOL. Glad she came to terms with who she is, but um, who cares whether she eats beaver or not?

I always liked Kristy McNichols, but I have to say this is not really such a surprize either.

I don’t know about the rest of you but I just assumed she was gay. I didn’t know she was hiding it.

It’s ok to read what people comments are, but yours is just plain stupid. Why don’t you keep that to yourself? How about that.

This won’t help kids. Kids don’t even know who she is.

Being supportive of the basic civil rights of gays and lesbians does not require a belief in the false notion that people are born gay.

They are not. Homosexuality is caused by emotional trauma – from childhood neglect, abuse, or any number of other traumatic causes.

If we love someone, we want to see them healed from the trauma, not married.

In the Netherlands where gay marriage has been accepted for quite awhile now, has seen no decrease in gay suicide – in fact, some studies show an increase.

If you do not promote healing and choose to ignore it for your own selfish reasons, their blood is on your hands.

Lesbian activist Camille Paglia said: “Homosexuality is not ‘normal.’ On the contrary it is a challenge to the norm…Nature exists whether academics like it or not. And in nature, procreation is the single relentless rule. That is the norm. Our sexual bodies were designed for reproduction…No one is born gay. The idea is ridiculous…”

Lesbian activist and biologist Dr. Anne Fausto-Sterling, referring to the “born gay” argument, said: “It provides a legal argument that is, at the moment actually having some sway in court. For me, it’s a very shaky place. It’s bad science and bad politics.”

Author and AIDS victim Jerry Arterburn said: “I was involved in the homosexual world as a blatant attempt to obtain the affection from other men that I did not receive from my own father.”

Due to his sensitive nature, he was more deeply affected than most boys when his own father rejected him early in life. Without a loving father figure, he yearned for affection from other boys by the age of six. His yearning became sexualized at puberty. He said being abused or severely neglected in childhood was “too common a thread to ignore” in the gay community and his female mannerisms were due to his mother, his only role model. He was NOT born gay. But he was saved and transformed, just as the Bible promises all of us, whether gay or straight, as we submit to Christ by repentance and faith.

DarrgHHH!!!!!