In Tangerine Why doesn't Paul tell his parents about all the terrible things he has seen Erik do?

In "Tangerine," Paul doesn't tell his parents about Erik's actions because he fears that they won't believe him or take him seriously. He also struggles with the loyalty to his brother, despite Erik's abusive behavior, and feels isolated in his experiences. Additionally, Paul grApples with the dynamics of his family, where Erik is often favored, which discourages him from speaking out. This internal conflict leads to his silence about Erik's wrongdoing.