Hey, although i am not bi sexual my bff is. Her parents are strict catholics that cant even imagine being attracted to the same sex. She was soo nervous that her parents were gonna hurt her that she asked me to be there. I went and they actually took it pretty well considering their religious background. They said if you would have gone behind our back and tryed to hide it we would have been really disappointed. So long story short i think you should sit them down tell them how much you love them and just come on out and say it!

I DON'T APPROVE OF HOMOSEXUALS. IT IS NOT CONSIDERED NORMAL. 2 GUYS=EW. 2 MALE LOOKING GIRLS=EW.
BUT I DO ACCEPT IT WHEN IT IS TWO GOOD LOOKING BROADS. SO MY ADVISE FOR YOU IS TO TELL THEM. NO NEED TO LIE TO THEM. TOOTLES.

:D

.

For Christ's sake, stop the quoting and that size of letters! It's super annoying!

Back to the topic, I don't think that you have a better or worse way to tell this. There's only one way. Your dad's opinion it's not going to change if you say it in this or that way.
People must be loved the way they are. I am not saying that you dad doesn't love you but we all get angry when things don't turn out as we expected or the way that are "supposed to be". Obviously, it's not what he likes, but he has to understand that it's what makes you happy and that's what he should expect from you, to be happy

It's gonna be difficult regardless.

Either tell them bluntly, or in a situation where bi-sexuality is mentioned.

just tell them , you are there daughter after all , they'll accept your choices no matter what!

Sadly, not everyone's parents are like that.

Ya , i agree , but she said that her parents kind of allready know .. so , it wont be so chocking . Just try to talk to your dad and to explain the situation calmly , u can not change who u are after all ..

Are you actually 100% sure you are? And by that I mean are you actually 17 or older? I'm not saying you're not, but you want to make sure that you are, before you tell your parents something that might not be true later on, and then you look foolish for changing your opinion.

I've only recently came out to my mother, father, and brother - everyone is different and everyone accepts things in a different way, despite your age it wouldn't effect much.

I would tell either which parent is more open minded, and supportive. So, when you tell the other parent, you have a 'support blanket' to fall back on until they settle down.

In either way, good luck.

I'm sure your parents would be supportive. They won't be mean to you for being honest and truthful with them, as long as you don't talk about it all the time or comment on how fit the girl on tv is.

Honestly, you either tell them or you don't. There's not really any secretive way of going about it. I don't see why your father would like lesbians but not bi sexuals - try talking it out with him. The only thing that should really matter is that you're his kid and so he should support you.

If they would have been supportive of you being a lesbian, why would your Dad disapprove of you being bisexual?

In any case, do you what you think is right. Go with whatever time you feel is comfortable. Don't rush it if you don't feel it's necessary.

I'm sure everything will be just fine

Just say you find both sex's hot tbh