Freud, Again.

I cannot help but ponder the notion that Freud had a personal sentiment that male superiority not only existed, but is the catalyst for all human nature.  I may be completely misdirected with my impression, however, I recognized the undeniable fact that Freud cites the creation of women and God after man.  His passage regarding womens' initial psyche centralized on "penis envy" and rejection of their personal genitalia/feminitiy was rather chauvinistic.  To make inferences of an entire gender, encompassing ALL women, that their innate desires are to be a man and when they are unable and accept this reality, spend their lives looking up to the image of man.  Was Freud simply attempting to explain the origins of the human race, that women were the "offspring" or deviation from the originator (man).  Or did he operate that men were superior and determined the majority of social and emotional interactions?  Did you not find this to be a component in his argument at all, am I over analyzing his content and making false evaluations?