Does Qur'an 7:189 imply women were created to benefit men?

> It is He who created you from one soul and created from it its mate **that he might dwell in security with her**. And when he covers her, she carries a light burden and continues therein. And when it becomes heavy, they both invoke Allah, their Lord, "If You should give us a good [child], we will surely be among the grateful." -- Qur'an 7:189 Translations of the part highlighted in bold vary (see Islam Awakened ), e.g.: - "...so that man might incline [with love] towards woman"; - "...that he might take rest in her"; - "...so that he may find comfort in her"; - "...that he rest in her"; - "...so that man might incline towards women [with love]". They all assert that women were created with a purpose. Moreover, most imply that the purpose of this creation is to benefit men in some way (even though what the purpose is varies from translation to translation). This implies that for a woman to realize the purpose she was created for, she needs a man (her husband). I'm wondering if this is a correct interpretation. **Question**: Does Qur'an 7:189 imply women were created to benefit men? There are some translations that don't seem to imply women were created to benefit men, e.g.: "...he may settle down with her"; and "...to reside with" (and the Sahih International, quoted at the top of the question). These sound more mutually beneficial. Tafsir al-Jalalayn gives another version again: "...that he might take rest in her and become intimate with her", which is partly to benefit men, and partly mutually beneficial.