Should I tell my parents about my pmo addiction?

I grew up in an un-safe home and so I didn't tell my parents things. Now I tell safe people like from my support group. If I told my parents (when I was a kid) I would be punished, and I never deserved to be punished. I was just mis-understood. When I talk to understanding people, they are kind and accepting. They give me the time to admit that my behavior may be destructive and I might want to do something different. They don't push me or condemn or judge me. If I had more accepting parents I would be more open. But I knew they weren't really safe to talk to. I don't think its fair that the religions pressure people to talk to someone unsafe. A lot of religious stuff is mis-used these days. For example, there is one line in a particular religious text that encourages the beating of children. Of course, that's horrible, and should never be done. And yet these religions make people think that some "man in the sky" wants them to beat their children. There's another religion that encourages people to mutilate their baby boy's genitals. It says the "man in the sky" wants them to. Obviously, that is very harmful and wrong, but it shows how religion makes good people actually do evil, thinking its "good"! Another thing is the honor thy parents thing. But that's un-fair when the parents are abusive or un-safe, or neglecful. It creates an un-healthy child who is focused on the parents needs (and guessing them) instead of a parent who is focused on the childs needs (which is how it should be). So, just because a religion says something, doesn't mean its true. And of course the churchs that try to "enforce" these things become emotionally and energetically toxic places. Religious abuse is very rampant which is why I left religions. I've been working on the de-programming ever since which is where I got a lot of my info.