charliebi101 wrote:

I agree with this and the other previous ones. but also my main reason is that i want to tell my friends and my school. but they are the sort of people that will immediately facebook it and so my parents would find out and i would prefer to tell them than they "find out"

I think I get what you're saying, you want to live your life as who you are, but there are x-factors involved making this problem much more difficult. I really don't know anything about your parents, so I guess you'll have to make a judgment call on this.

I hope you find the acceptance you deserve! - AGM

charliebi101 wrote:

I agree with this and the other previous ones. but also my main reason is that i want to tell my friends and my school. but they are the sort of people that will immediately facebook it and so my parents would find out and i would prefer to tell them than they "find out"

And this is why one should never ever ever have their parents on Facebook.

David wrote:

And this is why one should never ever ever have their parents on Facebook.

I actually blocked my Dad when he added me :rofl:

David wrote:

And this is why one should never ever ever have their parents on Facebook.

Indeed. Fortunately, my parents have zero interest in it. My dad had one for a couple of months, but got bored when he ran out of old high school classmates to reconnect with!

But my (older) brother finally decided to get a Facebook. I agreed to help him set it up. I may regret it, but I think it'll be okay...

Tell them when you are ready... why to rush anyway? I agree with David you are only 16, and your friends already know so cazoofoo it is not such a big secret..:)