Good morning, I have a problem using GeoServer. First I explain the system that I have set up, I have a PostgreSQL database, with layers of points, lines and areas, then I have the GeoServer that connects to the database and publishes the different layers using WFS, and to finish, I have the QGis program to be able to view these layers, both the database geom fields and the geoserver layers, like qgis, I have it configured with CRS espg:4326, the problem I have is that qgis displays information that I have in the database through geoserver correctly, but when I want to draw a point, line or area, the coordinates are inverted, I need to know if from geoserver there is some way to prevent the coordinates from being rotated, since if I remove the geoserver service and I connect from qgis to the database directly, the geometries are drawn perfectly, they are not inverted at any time, therefore, it must be a geoserver problem.
The version I currently have of geoserver is 2.25, placed in a docker.

I have tried to correct it by testing different geoserver configurations, also using different publication URLs with different parameters to import the layers to QGis (Example: http://localhost:8080/geoserver/insdo/wfs?version=2.0.0&outputFormat=application/json&srsName=urn:x-ogc:def:crs:EPSG:4326) and also to invert the orientation of the axes or ignore the orientation of the axes when importing the WFS into QGis