They mostly ignore it and pretend it isn't real.

I haven't really noticed much in the way of relationship changes. My mom sometimes gives us religious gifts. She's very passive-aggressive about it.

I'm not supporting religious indoctrinations, but we need to recognize two relevant facts, and I hope that the people who voted negatively will appreciate these two points. First, 100% of parents teach their kids things they believe are true that are not true because we all accept a few things as true that aren't true. Second, and most importantly, Theists parents are not teaching these beliefs out of malice. They take them as truths, and I suspect most parents who lash out at their child's rejection of God are lashing out because of fear and again not with malice in their heart, but concern.

My relationship with religion was weird. My parents brought my brother and I up into it. And then when we are around 10 or 11, they just stopped going. Which meant we all stopped going. In my teen years I try to find out what all that shit meant. But I found an organized system of ignorance and oppression. I saw the hypocrisy in at all and started to breakdown the Fantastical stories. After that I honestly couldn't look at myself and say that I was religious without thinking that it wouldn't make me a hypocrite. That's when I decided that it was my time to join the actual woken world

My great aunt who is a nun (not a none, lol) has mailed me books by Thomas Aquinas, documentaries “proving” the existence of god, and also has sent me YouTube videos “substantiating” miracles. She’s just trying to save my soul. lol.

No Vote. I had been the same since a child. I don't try to convert any of my siblings and none try to convert me. Boundaries, boundaries. Respect.

I was raised Catholic but my mom didnt make me do first holy communion. She was starting her own era of questioning what shed been taught.

Screw them anyway. It is my life to live as I wish.

I don't rellly sommunicate much with my religious siblings. Our parents both passed.

In short, the silent agreement is, I dotn' talk aobut the gay part of my life, an dhtey don't try to convince me to go back to church.

I wasn’t forced to believe some nonsense about reality. No change, I guess

My mom was stonchly Catholic and wasn't happy with my questioning religion.

I had a very dysfunctional relationship with my family once I hit puberty.

I won't vote, because my family doesn't exactly know yet. They know that I don't want my son dedicated at the church or indoctrinated until he's old enough to decide. My wife and I also never attend church anymore. And we didn't circumcise.
To my mind, these signs raise some obvious questions, but nobody has really gone there. Not yet... I think the family probably considers us burned out on church and in a skeptical phase or something like that.
I anticipate "some negative, but nothing too bad" once it all comes out. My mom took our conversation about no circumcision, no dedication and no indoctrination way better than I thought she would.

My family never forced any religion on me. My parents and grandparents never spoke about their beliefs or non-beliefs and let me come into my own faith or faithlessness.

My mom started crying. My dad got angry and would instigate religious arguments every time I'd see him, causing my mom to cry again.

They don't understand, but that's not really a change. We've never had anything in common other than relatives. I've always been the odd one.

I never told the older generation but my generation and younger are also on board and non believers like myself except for my baby brother who thinks he is Christian though he never attends Church or owns a Bible so I would say he is a non.

I never told the older generation but my generation and younger are also on board and non believers like myself except for my baby brother who thinks he is Christian though he never attends Church or owns a Bible so I would say he is a non.

I never told the older generation but my generation and younger are also on

Half don't care if I'm an atheist and the other half I don't care

You are crazy!!

My own immediate famly were fine but my extended family not so much, they were not only judgemental of me but also extremely judgement of my parents as having failed in their role as parents.