Thats fine, it happens.
One little problem though, you did it again. You've completely misunderstood what i said. I do not agree with soft beating. I do not agree with submission. In other words, i do not agree with you. I do however agree with Islam's teachings regarding the matter. How? Well its because i don't get the same results you do from them when i read them.
Again, how? I explained that before of course, as well as everything i'm saying here, i interpret the verse differently (as you already recognize there are different interpretations), regarding the submission part and the beating part. I take the first part to mean that the man is responsible to provide for and protect his wife, thats it. No submission whatsoever. As far as beating goes, i'm basically fine with all the other possible interpretations (which i assume you're aware of since you indicated them somewhere), because none of them contradict other teachings and none of them is unfair in my view. Except the interpretation of beating of course, or soft beating, or any physical 'punishment'.
As far as Hadiths go, you've been asking in the multiple threads for confirmation regarding the meaning (don't remember in which specific one though). So to help you with that, yes, many of the hadiths you quoted do in fact directly say that the wife should submit to her husband. However, like i said, some of them don't, and some of them contradict with other Hadiths (regarding the beating), and some of them contradict with the idea of submission first and foremost to god. There is no such thing to me in Islam as submission except to god. The term itself is inappropriate in my view to be used in reference to anything or anybody except god.
So, in a nutshell, seeing the multiple sources, contradictions, different interpretations (and so on), i arrive at a completely different conclusion than you do. I hope you understand me now. I can't make it any more clear than this.