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So, you've probably heard this before. I'm going away for college. It's just a state away, but my Dad in particular is very disappointed. It wouldn't matter if I had been accepted into an Ivy League; he's furious and scared about me moving away, period. My parents are Christians, and they absolutely disagree with premarital sex and living together before marriage. 

I made my decision to attend Out of State U for many reasons. Rest assured that they are good ones, and the point is this: I'm going to Out of State U. 

I've set up housing for this fall, a 2/2 with a roommate I met while visiting my college (Roomie) and my boyfriend Jack. We've signed the lease, submitting the deposit within the week. 

My parents love my boyfriend, don't get me wrong; he stays with my family when he visits (he lives in the Out of State U state), spends time with them, etc. And they love me, too. But they will be disappointed and my Dad will potentially be even angrier with me once I tell them. They continue pestering me to tell them how I'm being housed for fall because they want to know I'm taken care of. I understand that completely.

Jack will be transferring to Out of State U from his current college, and I'm registered for classes / ready to go for fall. We're moving in together. It's true that we've talked about marriage for the future, but we aren't in a financially ready place to do that right now. So living together to minimize cost and assure we've at least got each other in a crazy move and life in general is the best option...especially over me choosing random roomies in some apartment somewhere.

I don't know how to tell them, and I want their approval. I'm perfectly ready to make the move without it, but if there is any way I could communicate this to them without sounding like an idiot, rash teenager... I'd love to know. Please help.
<bot>: I'm going out of state, boyfriend Jack and I moving in together, I don't know how to tell my Christian parents without potentially losing one of them. How can I do that?