i need help with my dad making me do martial arts?

i've been doing korean martial arts for six years and i just received my black belt (cho dan) with months of hard work. he's basically been forcing me to go for the past years, he even did martial arts after me, hes now been doing it for four years. we've discussed this before but he just hates the idea that i don't want to do it anymore or even that i just want to do it less. it makes me so angry and sad that this art takes up most of my during school days to do other things like maybe do homework at decent time. as a matter of fact i want to learn other martial arts even. at my studio we do lot and lot of forms and robotic defensive techniques and knife defenses where they attempt to strike you with one technique and stop for you so you can do whatever you want to them. i've sparred with my friends who have minimal training and lose. dad tells me that when i become a dan i start to realize the applications of forms but does it seriously take 6 years of training to learn how to defend yourselves. i know you have to imagine opponents but it comes nothing close to the real thing. i want to become the worlds best martial artist but i think i need far more diversity of skills. we live far from our dojang so as soon as we get home from school i have to get ready and leave. my dads just an angry guy, idk i guess i have no choice but to be a shrimp and just give up my dreams and have no skills in combat but i would really appreciate it if my problem can be solved some how.
 
When your losing in fights, your suffering the conflict of fear and reaction. You need to react as though your were training in the air. Evaporate your attacker or opponents presence and focus your mind. Do without thinking and develop your own technique. Apply what you learn.
 
When your losing in fights, your suffering the conflict of fear and reaction. You need to react as though your were training in the air. Evaporate your attacker or opponents presence and focus your mind. Do without thinking and develop your own technique. Apply what you learn.
 
When your losing in fights, your suffering the conflict of fear and reaction. You need to react as though your were training in the air. Evaporate your attacker or opponents presence and focus your mind. Do without thinking and develop your own technique. Apply what you learn.
 
When your losing in fights, your suffering the conflict of fear and reaction. You need to react as though your were training in the air. Evaporate your attacker or opponents presence and focus your mind. Do without thinking and develop your own technique. Apply what you learn.
 
When your losing in fights, your suffering the conflict of fear and reaction. You need to react as though your were training in the air. Evaporate your attacker or opponents presence and focus your mind. Do without thinking and develop your own technique. Apply what you learn.
 
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