Hello. I have a fiction story to help those who are...scared of telling their parents they are bisexual or any other things.
Caroline was scared of telling her parents she was lesbian. She thought they'd be mad, since her mother hated LGBTQIA and her father wasn't a huge fan of it. 'What am I going to do?' she thought constantly, almost every day. The only one-the only one she could trust-was her older cousin, Samantha. She checked on KidzTalk (XD) to see if anyone could answer her questions. Nobody. Not even one comment. Her cousin told her this everyday, "Just tell them at a good time. Their your parents so they'll accept it."
One day she had enough of keeping this secret. It was too hard. She told her mother in a confident voice, "I'm lesbian and I'm proud of it." For a few days her mother simply ignored her. After a month her mother finally accepted it. Her father too.
Moral: Don't be afraid to admit it. Its ok. Your parents will accept it. You don't need to be scared, they will accept every word you say. If you don't feel ready yet ok fine. But its better to tell them then let them find out on their own. Remember, even if your in the LGBTQIA club, they will always love you.
I probably embarrassed myself. Anyways even if your not part of the LGBTQIA club its still a good lesson. (Im so embarrassed at what I'm saying) Uh bye bye now! Hope you enjoyed the story!
