Is Everything Actually Shrinking?

See, I don't think the Universe is shrinking, I think that it's staying the same size; However, I think gradually, over time the physical universe has been growing smaller. The Milky Way generated a Sun, that Sun generated planets, one of those planets we call Earth, Earth generated life, etc. Each time "it," the bearer of energy, became smaller & more "frequent" than what birthed it. Something had to of generated the Black Hole in the Milky Way, something had to of generated whatever that was, etc. up into the Big Bang, each level you go up it must be bigger than what it generated. One could look at that and say things are steadily shrinking almost like a chain reaction or one of those tree/flowchart things. 1. Big Bang, 2. _____ 3. ______ etc. Until #. Milky Way. #+. all the suns the Milky Way Created. #+. All the planets those suns created. Each time tracking the distribution of energy as well as the energy that is lost to Dark Matter & Dark Energy. Say the Big Bang instantaneously lost x% of energy to Dark Energy and y% of Matter to Dark Matter. I believe each level down there is Dark Energy and Matter created. So if the total energy of the universe is 1, than it is and always will be 1; however, each "level" down more Dark Energy/Matter is created. I hope this made enough sense. I understand why you say it isn't, but I'm also not ready to back down from thinking it is. And if it doesn't make at least some sense than this is no fun for anyone.