What do you do if you havent told your parents that you are bisexual because you are afrid of what they will say or if they will even exept you?

Answer 1

"Coming out" to our parents is one of the hardest things we have to do. In fact, most of us come out to all sorts of other people long before we get up the courage to have "the talk" with our parents. And when we finally do tell them, they often say, "We know. We were just waiting for you to tell us."

Of course, there is the chance that they'll go through the roof, or throw you out, or -- worst of all -- try to "cure" you. So before you come out to them, line up some support: a relative you trust or the parents of a friend, for example. If there's a gay-straight alliance at your school, get to know them. If not, contact PFLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) for help. They can refer you to a counselor, and give you tips about handling your folks.

Also take a look at Loving Someone Gay by Don Clarke. It's aimed at parents and friends of lesbian and gay people. but a lot of the advice will work for your situation as well.

Finally -- and this is the most important part -- it will get better. Hang in there!

Answer 2

i think you should tell them because you shouldn't hide your true self away ,

and if they dont still love you them they dont deserve you

Answer 3

Just leave it as that. Unless you like one of them then it makes things a little more complicated.