i really dont think you should pick your a levels based on what your parents think, i can kinda see where they are coming from but it is ultimately your choice since you are the person who will be doing them and picking a levels you dont like will just suck for you and your grades (my friend picked maths cause her parents told her to and she ended up dropping it because she hated it so much and it was too hard for her because she did not like it)
looking at your potential subject choices it seems like your kind of into linguistics, just guessing here. i understand you dont really have a future job in mind but i really do recommend looking at jobs that seem interesting to you, again assuming youre into linguistics, you could possibly look into being a translator or research analysts for like older historic pieces (idk im spitballing here cause i dont actually know), and just work backwards from there, see what course can get you there and what a levels they require or prefer
i also know it can be daunting to work backwards since theres a possibility that you might change your aspirational job once you get to year 13 and start uni applications but i believe that it really cant be that different to the job you aimed for before. theres a really really low chance that you’ll end up wanting a job in a completely opposite direction so even if you want to pursue a different profession, your a levels should still be somewhat relevant, especially with transferable skills and that (hope that makes sense lol, ask to me reword if u dont quite get it, i tend to waffle a bit)