p.s. A help-meet is not merely a help (ezer) but is a help [EZER] meet [k’enegdo] for Adam. While the Lord is called an ezer to his people, the full word ezer kenegdo doesn’t show up anywhere else in scripture but in Eve’s creation (twice in Genesis chapter 2). She was made a fitting complement to him, in order to aid him, but also made as a "helper" to him.
I am not making a claim of the actual roles of men and women, just what I believe can be extrapolated from the words used in Genesis.
So when I am chided for stressing that the woman was made to help the man and the man wasn't made to help the woman and you are mad at me, I'd like to ask you if you are similarly mad at the Apostle Paul for saying the exact same thing?
I can't speak for Tim, but I am neither mad at you nor am I chiding you. I am truly sorry if you have encountered such reactions to your views elsewhere, but that is not occurring here. We obviously differ on a few points and perspectives, but I mean no affront to you, personally.