A majority of gay and bisexual Generation Z teenage boys report being out to their parents, part of an uptick in coming out among young people that researchers have noted in recent decades, according to research published by the American Psychological Association. However, stigma and religious beliefs still prevent some young people from disclosing their sexual identity. This study offers a glimpse into the coming out practices of Generation Z, those born between and , a group that researchers are only beginning to study. Work still needs to be done.

Close parent—adolescent relationships and specific parenting practices e. Although some felt that their relationships improved after coming out, a larger percentage reported that it put strain on their relationships. Many reported that their parents struggled with whether or not to adapt parenting practices e. This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution. Rent this article via DeepDyve. Beckett, M. Pediatrics, , 34—

According to new research published by the American Psychological Association, a majority of Generation-Z teenage boys who self-identify as gay or bisexual report being out to their parents. However, researchers also found that stigma and religious beliefs still prevent some young teens from disclosing their sexual identity. Researchers analyzed survey data from nearly 1, boys born between and , aged between , all of whom identified as gay, bisexual, or as being attracted to people regardless of gender. The study found that 66 percent of those surveyed were already out to their mothers or other female parental figures, and 49 percent were out to their fathers or other male parental figures. According to the demographic data of those surveyed, white teen boys were more likely than Black teen boys to be out to a parent or parental figure.

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