Little story to share since I think it's interesting and fits the context of the thread, in high school I took a Bible History studies class. I'm not really sure why since I was an agnostic going atheist at the time but I guess the elective peeked my interest and it was taught by my favorite history teacher.
Anyway, as part of the class we read The Shack by William P. Young. That book portrayed Jesus as, like, a cool bruh, the Holy Spirit as an Asian woman, and God as a big black woman, even though it's also kinda clear that at least God can change their appearance. The teacher asked the class who all could see God as a woman, and all the guys in the class raised their hands but most of the girls didn't. Always wondered if this was just kind of an anomaly or if there is some kind of psychological reason this happened.
Personally I think if God were real they would exist in a form we truly can't comprehend unless they allow us to comprehend them, if that makes sense.