Pick from: (A). If you think your parents might react negatively, you should wait to tell them. Consider questions such as whether your parents make homophobic comments, whether you would be crushed if they reacted negatively, or whether you are financially dependent upon them.; (B). Do you think your parents will feel scared, worried, or frustrated? Consider what you think may really make your parents upset, and try to respond accordingly. Consider whether you will want to tell your parents more.; (C). Your parents might start to worry or let down their guard about you coming out. Try to take their mind off of the shock.; (D). Some people may be very receptive to news while others may be very frightened, anxious, or doubtful. Don't assume that every single detail that comes out of your mouth might already be a surprise.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to come out to your parents
Consider how receptive you think your parents will be to the news.
If you think that your parents might already suspect your sexual orientation and that they will likely be supportive, then move forward with making a plan. If you think this will be a complete shock to your parents, then consider how they might react.
Answer:
(A).