<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

My story is that my parents are the typical Indian parents. For those that don't know, very religious, all A's, no dating, anything the don't like is not worth doing, and more of the stereotype. I'm fine with living under this, but lately its going insane.

I have an obsession with videogames. When I was a kid, I used to play videogames because I could not ever have any friends over. They have literally gotten me through some really tough times. My parents hated videogames from the start. They immediately set up so many restrictions that I could almost never play at all. I still snuck it in. 

Today, I am trying to stop playing so much videogames. I am realizing that I have lost so much time in learning social cues and dating and hanging out with friends and even parties that my parents have started to yell at me at a daily basis for being an idiot and I should give up everything for school.

 I understand that they want me to be successful, but why should I sacrifice everything for school? 
Even when I try to stop hanging around with my friends and default back to games, my parents take away that and force me to study. I really hate it.

What I'm really looking for is two things. Am I crazy for trying to build up my social life? And second, how can I get my parents to stop caring so much about school so I can start to relax more?
<bot>: My stereotypical Indian parents are stopping everything I want to do and forcing me to concentrate on school. I don't know how to get them to stop.