So I would like to share what I was taught; then ask for opinions.
I was taught when Eve ate of the forbidden fruit, that she did disobey God; but that was not the Sin itself because she did not have the Knowledge to understand Sin before that first bite. Afterwards, when she did entice Adam to eat of the fruit; that was the Original Sin. The lesson, women must never entice, seduce or in anyway encourage a man to disobey God.
Actually, the entire Temptation in Eden was about God giving Adam and Eve a real, genuine choice between obedience to Him and disobedience, between Good and Evil. Without such a choice, the two first humans would have been essentially prisoners to the will of God, unable, even if they'd wanted, to disobey Him. But love requires freedom of choice; no one can love by way of compulsion. A robot doesn't really love when it is programmed to do so. Anyway, the lesson of the Temptation of Adam and Eve is not really at all about women luring men into sin but about Adam and Eve being free to choose to love and obey God - or not.
It's...interesting that the serpent didn't approach Adam first. And the way the serpent tempted Eve is very instructive, too. He appealed to her self-interest, made her doubt God's goodness, and directly attacked God's plain command. The serpent, the devil, uses the very same tactics today in his temptation of people. He even tried the same tactics with Christ! Read
Matthew 4:1-11. Anyway, Eve, we're told in Scripture, was actually deceived by the serpent but Adam, apparently, ate of the Forbidden Fruit knowing full-well he was doing wrong.
1 Timothy 2:14
14 And it was not Adam who was deceived, but the woman being deceived, fell into transgression.
It seems the serpent went after Eve, rather than Adam, because it was evident she could be more readily deceived. For this reason, the guilt for the Fall rests upon Adam, not Eve, upon the one who ate with his "eyes wide-open" about the evil nature of doing so, not the one who had been deceived into wrongdoing.