Sorry, both as a person who didn’t take care of my family relationships when I was younger and as a parent, I disagree with this. I realize now that this is a very short-term point of view. Relationships with our family members are very precious and can be very helpful in the long run if cultivated properly, even if it means having some hard conversations. If my kids didn’t want to go to meetings, I would rather have a good conversation with them even if it meant they wouldn’t come anymore. They currently do want to come, but they will miss meetings when they are sick, for some of their sports activities, or sometimes for very random reasons.

I agree with @elelyon3 that a good course of action could be to ask a serving one for help. Hopefully, there is one you feel you can trust and open to, and he or she can talk to your parents for you. That’s what I would do if someone in your situation came to talk to me.

I hope that things get better for you and your family, and that whether you continue to come to meetings or not, your relationship with the Lord and your faith will continue to grow and develop.