It's very superficial, but I like being able to wear dresses, make-up, heels and sparkly stuff etc. I mean obviously men can do that too, but they're likely to get a lot of abuse for it.
I like that, as a woman, I'm not the one who's traditionally expected to make the first move and ask someone out on date. I'm too shy and socially awkward to ever do that.
I like that, as a woman, I'm not seen as a threat. Men are often treated suspiciously and as potential sex attackers or paedophiles, just for being male.
I like that I have control over my fertility. If I ever accidentally got pregnant and didn't want the baby, I could have an abortion. Whereas men don't really have a say. And (whilst I'm entirely pro-choice) I feel very sad for men who want to keep the baby, but their partner chooses to abort.
I like a bit of male chivalry, on occasion. For example when I'm travelling somewhere and a random man helps me with a heavy suitcase. It just gives me a nice feeling.
I like that, as a woman, I'm not expected to be tough all the time. I can be emotional and cry (on occasion) and not be mocked for being a wimp, like a man might be.
And I like that I have a curvy female body. I think that women's bodies are a lot more attractive than men's. And I'm glad our genitals are tucked away, instead of flopping around!