i think not letting them know might be the best. they can't know EVERYTHING about you 
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The rhythmic banging of the headboard against the wall notified my parents for me. I though we were being quiet but I guess that didn't work-out too well.Comment
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I think it depends on your relationship with them. I mean if they were to just out right ask you then be honest but hey as long as your safe and they haven't said "You can't have sex in my house" then I say keep it to your-self. As others have said if you have that feeling that they might know what is going on, then they more than likely do.Comment
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