My family is anti-church, so telling them that I was starting to go to church was a process, a continuing, difficult process. Part of it is showing them that your quitting religion does not affect who you are towards them and how you will treat them. Also, be sure to respect their beliefs as well. Don't go in, guns drawn, ready to attack their beliefs. Just state to them that it's not for you and you don't feel as if you are doing the church any justice by going in there when you are just not that into it.
Damn social rules and people who can't accept that their path isn't right for everyone. Like Avant-Garde said, wait until you move out. And even then, be cautious. Some parents are cool with it, but some can be very... prickish...
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My family is anti-church, so telling them that I was starting to go to church was a process, a continuing, difficult process. Part of it is showing them that your quitting religion does not affect who you are towards them and how you will treat them. Also, be sure to respect their beliefs as well. Don't go in, guns drawn, ready to attack their beliefs. Just state to them that it's not for you and you don't feel as if you are doing the church any justice by going in there when you are just not that into it.
Damn social rules and people who can't accept that their path isn't right for everyone. Like Avant-Garde said, wait until you move out. And even then, be cautious. Some parents are cool with it, but some can be very... prickish...