✔ 最佳答案
With people like that it is best to wait and come out when it is SAFE. Do not try to be brave. The statistics for homeless LGBTQ youth are heartbreaking and I do not want you to become a statistic. Try to behave normally, I'm not saying pretend you love boys, just remain very neutral when it comes to romance. My friend just always told her parents she was more concerned with school and getting a great job than she was with boyfriends, shes in her 20s now and she lives with her girlfriend, but her parents still don't acknowledge her sexuality. Its something you have to accept. She tried coming out once and they sent her to a pastor to "turn her" straight. She ended up being raped and tormented. I'm not trying to scare you, her parent were Christian extremists, and still are!
Please, just behave as you were. Do not over think it, you'll seem like you're acting. I think it is great you have accepted your sexuality so young though, really! You are so brave!