Now, however, the sinful Adam was no perfect husband. Sin made her subjection a sometimes onerous task. Her assumption of authority which turned her husband away from God made it fitting she be placed under that man's now sinful authority. Some focus on the sin of men in disdain of the authority of men. This, however, is to repeat the sin of Eve and to elevate oneself to the position of judging both God's created order and his justice in cursing Eve.
All Christian theology is based on the sin and guilt of both parents of mankind.
Paul's comments specifically regarded women and subjection, so they only served to illustrate that Eve's part in the first sin was very real. But God's grace does not seek to keep us humbled. His grace can save us no matter what our sin or guilt may have been. The hope of women is to be saved by God's grace. Part of the curse on Eve was the pain of childbirth.