So you're going to discount the oppression of women in third world nations and everywhere it happens because family courts in the west are hard on men? I'm not saying its an issue you have to get super involved in, but to write it off because of an issue you're passionate about seems pretty demeaning to me. It's also obviously an issue of theology going on here...putting the blame on women for the entire problem of sin is pretty problematic, especially since both Adam and Eve sinned and were given due punishment. Doesn't matter who came first, who sinned first...people have been playing the blame game since the beginning. And we've all had our troubles since then...but the thing is, men aren't required by anyone to have families, and they've had to work hard to support them because women haven't been allowed to help with that for most of history, even when they wanted to, putting pressure on the male to provide. You're blaming women for that because Eve sinned, which is such a vicious cycle of blame.
There is truly nothing new under the sun, so things aren't "going downhill" so much as they're just shifting into new paradigms, which come with a new set of complications. You're VASTLY generalizing women here--women are just as capable of making thoughtful and informed decisions as men are, and it's pretty telling that you seem to view all women as "emotional" and unable to function without men "in charge." That's such a sexist viewpoint. There were absolutely homosexuals (who were criminalized) and abortions back when "men were in charge." Women are not solely responsible for the existence of gay marriage, my goodness what an inaccurate statement. Seriously? So no men have voted for gay marriage? I know plenty of men who would beg to differ. You feel that as a male you're oppressed because of gay marriage (which doesn't concern you) and abortion (which is incredibly evil, but also doesn't concern you)? How are males oppressed by gay marriage and abortion? Don't you think the unborn children are the oppressed ones in that situation? As well as the gays who are treated like sub-humans in Christian culture? They've never been oppressed but you're oppressed because they exist?
Judging from your comments, there's a lot going on that you either don't have much info on or just choose to ignore. Blaming and scapegoating women for the world's problems is very oppressive toward them. I'm not sure if society or religion taught you that or what, but it's a pretty inaccurate worldview and really pretty offensive and oppressive. I'm not mad or anything, just pretty floored.