The answer to 1, 2 and 4 is you have most likely been a Zevist (in one or more of its ancient forms) in your past lives like many of us have.
But some clarification for your third question:
3. I'm curious to why I've always felt Satan speaks to me as a female figure even though many depictions of him has been as an androgynous being.
You've probably felt Lilith or another Goddess on Satan's side that you mistook for Satan.
Satan has never been depicted as androgynous. Satan always was and is male. Obviously he doesn't have a goat head, either. He looks like a blond-haired blue-eyed tanned-skin human, but much more beautiful in an otherwordly beauty.
You're mistaking the Baphomet for a depiction of Satan, as many people do. It's not, and it was never meant to be a representation of Satan. It's an allegorical representation of a spiritually perfected being, one who has awakened his/her kundalini and reached the Magnum Opus.
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The image of Baphomet of western occultism was taken from the image of Shiva [above]. Note the position of the arms, one pointing upwards and the other downwards. The Baphomet again is symbolic of both the male and the female aspects of the soul. Note the Baphomet is both male and female, as also seen with in images of the Egyptian God Akhenaton. The horns are symbolic of Mercury, which is the vril, chi, witchpower, lifeforce, prana.
The wings of the soul represent spiritual freedom. The goat symbolizes fertility- fertility in multiplying the life force, vril, which activates and raises the serpent. The "Goat of a Thousand Young" is referring to the crown chakra, "Sahasrara" in Sanskrit which means "Thousand Petaled Lotus."
The horns are symbolic of the life force, the witchpower, vril, chi...This is symbolized by the symbol for the planet Mercury [shown directly below]. "Mercury" is known as "Messenger of the Gods." "God/s" is a code-word for the chakras. Note the horns shown on the image of Azazel [shown at left], with the rays shining fromm his head, representing the risen serpent.