What's wrong with submission? There isn't anything wrong with allowing your husband to take leadership under the right circumstances; of course, he should consult with you when making decisions, but a man (who provides for his family) should be allowed to sit in the driver's seat in his own household. Do you know what research has found? When a man feels emasculated, sex drive within the marriage decreases a significant amount. Women subconsciously (whether they're aware of it not) want a man who can dominate them. I'm not advocating for abusive/controlling husbands, but I think a good marriage consists of a wife submitting to her husband, if he's worthy of it -- which is why it's paramount to sift through the bullshytters and retain celibacy until he's man enough to want to commit to you by law, by God, and in front of your families and friends. If you respect yourself, then people will have to respect you! And I think a lot of the problems women face today is they've lost respect for themselves, sadly.
Back to the topic: OP, I think you've asked a very valid question. Society by in large is to blame. People (both men and women) abide by social rules. A few decades ago, it was shocking if a woman had more than 1 sexual partner, now you are considered a prude/goody two-shoes if your number is below 5 or a single digit. We hear and see sex EVERYWHERE! Girls as young as 12 are posting provocatively on social media, striving to get fictitious likes from strangers they'll never meet. Our whole society is being built upon hedonism; our new slogan is: Yolo. The young generation are getting their hearts broken at a much younger age, thus are developing the 'I don't give a fcuk' apathy-style mentality before their brain has even fully developed. This results in seeing many bitter adults who no longer believe in love, but lies to obtain what their physical bodies desire. Yes, these men (and women) should be held accountable, but how can we prosecute them when the current culture not only promotes their mindset but fights to sustain it?