No: 
A faithful Catholic follows the teaching of the church about the formation of conscience; gives the teaching of the church 'pride of place' in the formation of his/her conscience and the benefit of doubt; and follows the dictates of her/his conscience.
Like most Catholics, I think the teaching of the church is wrong on several matters -- among them human sexuality (birth control, masturbation and homosexuality) and the ordination of women.  I am a faithful Catholic, a daily communicant most of my life -- and your opinion about this is utterly meaningless.  You don't get a vote.
The official church has trapped itself, to some extent, by making the preposterous claim that it can't change its teachings.  The claim is ludicrous: indefensible historically and theologically.