I am looking forward to Brexit for various reasons. Here are a few.
Collaboration between countries (EU or not) is a good thing in some ways at some times. However, one-size-fits-all political unification isn't necessary. Brexit will restore our flexibility in this regard, whereas the EU has always been about "Ever Closer Union" (even when under cover of names like the "Coal and Steel Community" or "Common Market".
The EU makes rules to suit large corporations which can afford to lobby it constantly. After Brexit there will be a more level playing field for smaller and mid-sized British enterprises. Less monopolisation, more localism and innovation.
I object to having been told I was suddenly a so-called "EU citizen" with no choice. You cannot even renounce it without also renouncing your UK citizenship simultaneously. The EU isn't a country (so shouldn't claim to have its own "citizens") but has arrogantly put in place symbols, names and procedures to try to mimic one. Flag, passport, laws, borders, motto, parliaments, anthem, etc. Apparently the patriotism within a historically democratic and peaceful country like ours is "dangerous nationalism" but the EU is extremely nationalistic about itself.
Our taxpayers' money will all stay in the U.K. to be spent on UK priorities. The EU's goal of improving prosperity and employment hasn't worked, with youth unemployment in several EU countries above 20, 30 and even 40 per cent.
I do not want our young people to be called up to an EU Army (which was dismissed as scaremongering when mentioned on here before the referendum). Our very fine armed forces should be for the defence of our nation only, unless we decide otherwise on a case-by-case basis. The U.K. was already a peaceful country before the EU existed.
After Brexit we can look outwards around the world. In particular, we have the opportunity to work with African countries to develop emerging economies in fair collaborations. The EU leadership is mostly older/male/white and nowhere near as diverse as British politics.