#how can i come out as bi to my mom and dad and being a they/them?

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sullen glacier
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Is it safe for you to come out to your parents? If its not safe don't come out I know it can be hard not to but its for your own safety. If your not sure try dropping queer related in a conversation and see how they react. If you know its safe talk to them and say something to the effect of 'hey there's something I wanted to talk to you two about'. hope this helps!

eager flower
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Depends how are they

rustic mural
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i feel like coming out to them on saturday

eager flower
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Alright good luck ❤️

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rustic mural
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Hi guys i came out to them earlier and its was perfect!

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