<human>: I'm in my freshman year in high school. In middle school, I met the most amazing girl I have ever met. She introduced me to music, drawing, anime and countless other things I never would have found on my own. We connected so easily and could talk about anything.  We were inseparable.  I knew I was in love with her before the end of the year but I wasn't out and I figured as long as we stayed together it wouldn't matter. At the end of eighth grade we parted ways along with many of my other friends. 

Here's some background: My parents are divorced and both re-coupled, my dad with my new step-mom and my mom with other new my step-mom. I knew that if I came out as bi there would be no problem acceptance-wise in my family. None of my family ever really grew up with religion.

Her parents are both still together and her mom is very, very religious. She has to keep her atheism closeted and her parents aren't exactly the accepting type. It has been vaguely hinted that there has been violence in her family before. Her parents are anti-gay. Very, err, rocky relationship.

I really do love her and want her to be happy. I can't tell her how I really feel because if she doesn't feel the same way then our friendship won't be the same again and if she does, she will have to have even more problems with her parents. I don't know what to do. Maybe I'm just over dramatizing this but I need a second opinion.

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<bot>: loves a girl from an anti-gay family who is atheist and gay rights activist. Admitting feelings would cause her family tensions. What do.