Noo.. you just do what you want to do so they gave up on telling you what you should do...............
That's exactly what I did and it made me miserable...I can relate...my dad said for a woman it is much better to work in the hospital and become a doctor...because in other places she may be more prone to sexual harassment. So I went to medical school to get them off my back (even though my parents claim they never pushed me to it...which is very frustrating)....I hated it and was miserable...but it was also the only way I could move out of the house...but I ended up withdrawing....
My dad actually originally wanted me to be a pharmacist because for a married woman with children it is flexible work, and she would have some sort of authority/prestige and not have to worry about sexual harassment. So after I dropped out of med school I had pressure to go to pharmacy school....so I applied and got accepted...but when I told him I wasn't going to go he went into a rage and told me I was wasting my life....
And there are other odd jobs my dad would never let me do...such as a waitress...he finds that to be the lowest of the low position for a woman...it's like prostitution (my grandma was a waitress for a long time though)...I once babysat for one of my little brothers' friends because the parents had a baby...and my brother came along...I didn't tell my dad I was going to do it....when I came home he gave me a look and told me he never wanted to see me doing that again....he thinks babysitting is like being a servant...I was 18 at the time.
There are so many more things I couldn't do that my brothers did...I always felt like I was on the sidelines (literally in some cases) watching them do things but didn't get to participate as much...it sucks....but it really is easier to just do what they want and quietly suffer inside...that's what I've been doing most of my life.