Answer:
Example:
You have the Creator over here.
You have the 'created being' over there.
Should the Creator bow to the will of his 'creation'? or should the 'creation' bow to the will of the Creator?
Another example:
The Creator has a son who has existed alongside him millions of years. The Creator has assigned his son to be the King of God's Kingdom. Should the King bow to the will of the rest of 'creation'? or should the rest of 'creation' bow to the will of God's designated King?
Another example:
The Creator created mankind. They were told to have 'children'. Should the parents bow to the will of the children? or should the children bow to the will of his/her God assigned parents?
Final example:
God created the man first, then the woman from the man's rib. Should the man bow to the will of the woman? or should the woman recognize from whom she was created from?
This is the 'foundation' of what the concept of 'submission' is all about.