you just have to be prepared for what ever the outcome will be once you tell them. they will have questions, might not understand, etc. having examples might be a good idea too where you can pull from that to explain it. some people don't know what trans is, don't get how you can feel that way. if you like women now, you can be prepared for things like "why can't you just stay a lesbian?" kind of stuff. some might ask you what your plans are, some might ask the changes you'll get on T, etc. also sometimes really inappropriate questions. all in all, if they are accepting all i can say is don't get mad at them when it takes them awhile to get used to it like pronouns/new name kind of thing. it's a lot and it's a lot to process. you've had time to - they haven't. it takes time for everything so just be prepared no matter what, as i said. and as the person above me said, you should look online for examples of coming out too.