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and she's supposed to be heterosexual all through college? (when she's not even sure she's bisexual ...) denying her feelings for Josy and 50% forcing MC to pretend to be her boyfriend, often after rejecting him? it would be useless and morally very negativeBut, postponing the problem is all she really needs to do at this point. Confronting her father right now is not going to help her situation, as Maya knows that there's no way she will ever be able to convince her father that being gay is acceptable. Her goal is to get through college... to the point where she can support herself. THEN... is when she can confront her father with whatever she wants to tell him.
However, this is a game... so I expect a bunch of crazy & unexpected shit to happen. There will undoubtedly be several more swerves thrown our way before these conflicts are resolved.
she would put herself at a worse risk, only she can change her father's mind and lying to him is not a good first move.