We know -the Church taught and teaches: Adam and Eve are "everyman" and "everywoman". Their story is our lesson, their transgression is "us" and "ours" and "now". So, what are we to conclude in our homes, communities and parishes as obedient or encultured Catholics? Does church teaching impact, have consequences on, the assumption that men have "rights" over women's minds and bodies and that women have a reciprocal obligation to submit, or else?
Creation- before "the first sin"
1. God created women because of man's  "loneliness which the animals alone cannot satisfy"?
2. God created women lest men descend into a "sterile" and "baneful encounter with himself"?
After "the first sin"
3. God's "definitive words to the woman": "...he shall have dominion over you".
4. The relationship/collaboration between men and woman since then "...in the church and in the world" is determined by the willing or unwilling service of women to men. 
This is what church believes and teaches. Can it help? How?