If you are attacked you will not be blamed regardless of the time of day and what you were wearing.
If you commit a crime you will probably get a lesser sentence#
You are never mistaken for a waitress, secretary or nurse at work.
Never being told to cheer up, show us your tits or wolf whistled.
Being spoken to in a car showroom when you are with someone of the opposite sex.
Not having to beg for a vasectomy because you, 'might change your mind'.
Automatically being named first on travel documents, bank accounts even forms you fill in all have 'Mr' first.
All cars, furniture and kitchens being built for your build. Train seats, the rails on the London underground, the steps at stations, all designed for men.
Having medicine designed for men and tested on men so that all new medical treatments are known to be safe.
Never saying something in a meeting, being ignored and then a man says the same thing and is listened to.
Never being expected to stay at home with a sick child.
Going on a blind date and worrying, 'is she fat?' not'will he rape me?'
Not having to treat every new encounter with someone of the opposite sex as a possible violent encounter.
Statistically rare to be killed by a partner or ex partner.
Earning more.
Wearing a school uniform with a shirt and tie to prepare you for the world of work, girls are forced to conform with this even though they will probably not wear a tie at work.
Clothes with pockets.
Male sport on TV - when did you see a women's football match on TV.
TV in general, most aimed at men.
The 'something for the dads' on light entertainment TV ie a pretty woman often with a much older man.
No matter how good a journalist is she will not get on TV if she is plain.
Never being forced to wear high heels as uniform.
If you get a job it is not assumed it is because of your sex. When the Canadian president announced his new cabinet was 50% female every woman on it was 'only there because she is a woman' the minister for health is a Dr with a Nobel prize and it is ignored.