Nah, it's also written into the lore that there are STRONG and INDEPENDENT women (who are not women at all because they are supernatural creatures, but you can't expect the strangehairs to understand such concepts I suppose) who FORCED the evil men of Hell to accept them.
No really, I'm not making any of this up.
https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Queen_of_the_Night
IMO it's all pointless ideologyfagging. If they wanted to do all of this kind of nonsense they should have built the setting around it from the get-go--but they instead copied concepts wholesale from Planescape & D&D, then grafted the gender studies stuff on top, which makes it all hilariously self-parodying.
Asmodeus's origin story in Pathfinder is still that he's a primordial being who predates the concepts of gender... but he for some reason hates women now because the authors retroactively decided they needed to signal their virtue. Comparing this to Planescape Asmodeus is interesting in that there one of the only characters he cares about at all is his "daughter" Glasya--I suppose a healthy father-daughter relationship was heavily triggering to Paizo and they needed to retcon the shit out of that.
(Okay, it probably had more to do with copyright, but the comparison is still pretty depressing.)