Told family about being atheist they accepted it but are a bit uneasy. :/

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Comment by Karen Lollis on June 7, 2012 at 8:53am

Well done! Here's hoping they come to realize you're still the same Emma they've always known and loved, and their uneasiness fades - and perhaps their curiosity and enlightenment grows as a result of your honesty.

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