The  answer to this question becomes clear when we take a look at the    next  version [ wording ] narrated by Imam Muslim in his Sahih, which    reads:
                Abu  Huraira [ ra ] narrated that the Prophet [ saw ]    said: “The woman was  created from a rib. She will not be straight    according to your way. If  you want to enjoy her, you will have to enjoy    her with her twist  [crookedness ]and if you try to straighten her,   you  would break her: and  breaking her is divorcing her
                Muslim [    1468 ]. English  translation was taken from the book: “The Fragile    Vessels” by Shayk  Muhammad al-Jibaly [ Al-Kitaab & as-Sunnah    Publishing 2005 ] , p. 44
                ~~Notice very carefully how the Prophet (pbuh) said “......she will not be straight according to your way.....”.
                The    Prophet (pbuh) only pointed out that from a man's point of view, a     woman is “BENT" or not “STRAIGHTt” . Similarly, from a woman's point of     view, a man is also not “STRAIGHT”.
                The point is that a woman     thinks and behaves differently than a man - it's in her nature. So the     Prophet is telling men to not try to change her inherent nature, but   to   understand the differences and enjoy her as she is. The husband   should   respect her unique feminine nature and accept her the way Allah   made   her, complete with the “crookedness” that means that she will   not be as   he wishes in some aspects. If he insists on straightening   her and   molding her to “his” wishes, it will be like trying to   straighten a bent   rib: it will break in his hands, and the breaking of   a woman is   divorce.
                In the same way should we read and   interprete  the  next additional statement given by the Holy Prophet :   “…and the  most  crooked part of a rib [ woman ] is its upper part [   head ]…”. This   saying refers to the fact that the upper part [ head ]   of a woman is   most misunderstood by men [ or most in contrast to their   male nature ] .   In other words a woman is misunderstood by her   husband the most in   regards to the way she thinks, perceives things   and emotionally reacts   under various circumstances. She is most not as   “HE” wishes her to be in   respect to these things [ since “HE” does   not understand the way she   thinks ].
                The husband should realize   that although a woman looks   “crooked” from his point of view, she was   made perfect and from Allah’s   point of view there is no “crookedness”   in her nature
                For this   reason men should respect their unique   feminine nature and “treat women   well and with kindness”. Shayk Faraz   Rabbani in his fatwa related to  the  hadith in question states:
                “…...The   hadith is  referring to  the need of women for men and the need for   women for men.  The rib is  from the person themselves; it gives the   body, heart, and  soul  protection; it tells us that neither men nor   women complete  without the  other and need each other; it points to the   natural  attraction between  each. It reminds the husband about the   duty to take  care of his wife and  to be excellent in dealing : she is   from him…....”
                O  ye who  believe! Ye are forbidden to   inherit women against their will.  Nor  should ye treat them with   harshness, that ye may Take away part of  the  dower ye have given them,   - except where they have been guilty of  open  lewdness; on the   contrary live with them on a footing of kindness  and  equity. If ye   take a dislike to them it may be that ye dislike a  thing,  and God   brings about through it a great deal of good. [Surah  4:19]
                Ab    Huraira (Allah be pleased with him) reported  Allah's Messenger (may    peace be upon him) as saying: A believing man  should not hate a    believing woman; if he dislikes one of her  characteristics, he will be    pleased with another.
                Saheeh Muslim -Book 008, Hadith Number 3469.Chapter : Advice in regards to woman.                
                 
                ~~*Note: ~~*  This reply is extracted from the article of Brother Kevin Abdullah Karim and Brother Bassam Zawad