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I started with both Kepler and WinStar back in 2007 and today I largely use Sirius for most of my work. I am always evaluating the newcomers including Prometheus which lately has had an issue and which I believe Athen is addressing with a new online offering. I am currently looking at AstroApp and will also take up the recommendation of Luna too as cloud-based makes a lot of sense and the winner will be the one who imho has managed to integrate 13 sign charts.
As someone who has spent a lifetime serving others my experience is that the majority of women are always interested in discussing astrology whilst the opposite is generally true of men even in the supposedly enlightened town in which I now live. I have lost male friends simply because they aren’t open to considering other possibilities and perspectives on life and I believe this is due to their conditioning and it is expecially true of academics or professionals of both genders.
Women have a more natural bent to the subject whilst men are more likely, as I am, to be interested in the technicalities and applying the knowledge on a mundane rather than personal level. It’s wrong to generalise as I’ve just done as what I’ve said may hold true in the west but the opposite is probably true in the east.
