Any witty woman?

This is almost certainly a long shot, but here goes. I'm looking for a woman who sees astrology as something more than a cosmic weather app or a machine for predicting when she'll get married. Someone who suspects that astrology, at its deepest, is a symbolic language of the psychea way of talking about human experience, recurring patterns, inner conflicts, desires, and the strange timing of our lives. Someone who sees it not as superstition or certainty, but as a map of meaning; a mythology written in celestial symbols that occasionally knows us better than our conscious minds do. Because sooner or later, if you follow psychology deeply enough, you eventually stumble into these older symbolic languages. One day you're reading Carl Jung on archetypes and the collective unconscious, and the next you're wondering why myths, dreams, tarot, astrology, and the I Ching all seem to be describing the same mysterious terrain from different angles. Most people don't even realize these worlds belong to the same conversation. I want to talk about the shadow and projections. About why some people arrive in our lives feeling strangely familiar, as though we've met them somewhere outside of time. About whether love is merely attachment and neurochemistry, or occasionally an encounter with the anima wearing someone else's face. I want conversations that begin with, "What do you think Jung meant by this?" and somehow, three hours later, end with us discussing fate, synchronicity, recurring dreams, and the symbolic significance of a Saturn transit. I'm not looking for someone to "prove" astrology works or defend every esoteric idea like an attorney. I'm looking for curiosity. For someone who treats the psyche as an unexplored continent rather than a machine with a user manual. Someone who can hold paradox. Someone who enjoys rabbit holes and doesn't panic when a conversation starts sounding like a symposium hosted by Jung, Joseph Campbell, and a mildly intoxicated mystic. Bonus points if your copy of Jung is filled with notes and underlines. Additional bonus points if you've ever had a dream so unsettling that you wrote it down instead of forgetting it. And perhaps this is where I become slightly mischievous: if the conversation is good enough, maybe we can eventually explore not just the psyche, but the soma too. I've always suspected that the most beautiful connections are the ones where intellectual chemistry becomes emotional intimacy, and where both eventually discover they have a physical vocabulary of their own. After all, there is something profoundly attractive about being psychologically understood. For certain kinds of minds, that's practically foreplay. If any of this made you pause for a second, smile, or glance at your heavily annotated copy of Jung sitting on the shelf... my DMs are open.