My parents accept gays but i still can't come out?

This one is hard to address because there's not much information to go on, but I'll do my best. Coming out all depends on your comfort level. If you're not ready to come out to your parents because they're not affirming, that's completely fine. You don't have to force yourself to be ready. If you want to discuss your situation in more detail, come join us in the LGBTQ+ subcommunity forums! We'd love to have you!

There may be many reasons for you to still be afraid to come out, and it's legitimate to feel this way. However, it may help you to try to rationalize this feeling. You might want to ask yourself what exactly is holding you back, what you fear might happen, and what are the chances that what you fear will actually happen. If your parents are accepting and supportive of LGBT people, it sounds like a logical consequence that they will accept you, but sometimes our emotions affect our perception of logic. So you can try analizing your fears, understanding where they come from, and then confronting them with reality and reflect in logical terms about what the chances really are. You can keep doing that until you'll feel more confident and finally ready to come out. Take your time until you'll feel ready - that moment will come, you'll see!

I know it can be hard to come out despite your parents and people around you still being supportive. If you've been in the closet for a long time, you've most likely grown used to not being your true self and hiding being this perception of yourself is almost like a safe space or a shield of sorts. So coming out takes away that safe space and that shield, so even the thought of that makes it terrifying and anxiety-inducing. From personal experience, i know how hard it can be to come out but sometimes, you just have to go for it no matter how anxious you are