Then why are you discussing this on an Independent-Taiwan meme telnet bulletin board system?

Well its nobodies business, some would also argue nobody cares, but I guess it depends on how gay you are. I'd hate to be full blown gay and in the closet, but as a very slightly bi man its pretty much necessary.

>1) I don't like being an accomplice to a lie or a falsity.
If someone makes it clear that they consider me straight and I don't correct them, I am enabling a falsehood.
Your parents do not have it in their mind that you have no sexuality until told, at least not yet, they assume you straight, and I'm fucking not.

>2) You're dropping the other shoe yourself when you come out
You're very lucky if you never felt the need to be closeted. Hiding your habits, scared about someone finding out. It's a huge relief to put all that shit to an end.

>3) Out gay people change opinions
If someone in your immediate family comes out at as, generally, unless they're very strictly religion, we see that their views on homosexuality tend to soften.
So many times I see comments or hear them like 'Well, *I* don't see any faggots in *my* town!' or they only see really flaming ones, but hell, maybe their opinions would change if they knew the person who cuts their lunchmeat every week was a faggot, or that go see Doctor Dyke when their child has a cold.
This depends on if you feel the responsibility to live life as a protest.

>>5555150
>Im still the same person i havent changed at all.
To you, not to them.

>>5555150
I'd imagine your bf wouldn't even give a shit.
He might laugh about the pansexual thing since it's sort of special snowflakey, but given that like 99% of straight girls identify as bi these days it's really not a big deal.

You don't really need to come out.
Like what >>5555535 said, nobody would really care. Unless you're asked or something.

>>5555150
>pan
you're bi