Is it okay to open up myself being an atheist to my hardcore religious parents? (Page 2)

Anonymous · 2021-06-07T04:02:03Z

I was raised being a Christian. I was very religious and obedient of the church. But as I age, I notice the hypocrisy of most devoted Christians and how they judge non-believers. Most of them are bad, ironically-- cheaters, drug users, scandalous, and have many body counts as what my active-sex-life friends told me (not that having premarital sex is bad, it only varies to people and this also considers a sin in the Bible) and many more. And yes, I was also one of them-- having internalized misogyny, homophobic, overly judgmental, etc. But now, being an atheist, I feel so much free and happy. I become more genuine to help and serve without the thought of having someone up there to bless me if I do so. I become more open and understanding to people's choices and expressions. I feel lighter now. No offense to believers, but I feel so dumb now remembering how much I believed the Bible before. Also, I don't pray but I receive many things and achievements that someone considers them 'blessings from above'. I only thank myself and the ones who've helped me, and I feel so full and contented. But okay, I still respect the Christians. But the real issue here, I still haven't opened myself up to my parents. I'm still dependent to them despite being not a minor anymore-- well, being an Asian child u know. What if they will disown me? There's many what if's. What should I do? Please answer with respect, and don't shove in my face that I should try going back to 'God' because I'd never do it. Thank you ❤️

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