I am not at all desirous of the advantages of males, and the power- and sex-obsession which many men demonstrate. I think the latter shows them up to be the inferior human beings, unable to find satisfaction simply in being who they are, in their own truth.
As for the advantages -- any disadvantages I have experienced as a woman have only been stepping stones to overcoming them and thus becoming stronger and wiser. I would not swap those qualities for all the power and orgasms in the world.
The sex-obsession in particular shows those men who indulge in it as being pretty primitive.
As for the physical advantages -- they don't come near to the wonder of being able to give birth.
I've not really experienced much oppression* as a woman; my mother was an early feminist, a trailblazer in my country. The worst was during the ages of 14 to about 24, when I was confused by aforementioned male sex obsession. Boys and men wanting my body constantly, even though I was not even particularly attractive. Boys and men being unable to actually be friends, appreciate me as a human being. This truly put me off.
Here's an analogy:
As a mixed-race, dark-skinned person I desperately wanted to be white for the longest time. I grew up in a country where we were the majority, whites sat on a pedestal above us; and in a time (50s and 60s) when it was totally accepted and openly acknowledged that we were inferior. It was self-evident. I felt it and suffered from it terribly. I "knew" that only white people were smart, beautiful, confident etc, and for a long time this sense of inferiority was the burden I carried.
I truly "identified" as white -- something in me rebelled against that sense of inferiority. But as we know, it is not possible to identify out of an oppressed class! It was as if I KNEW my inferiority was not true; that deep inside I was just as valuable and worthy as a white person and eventually I was able to shake off that sense of inferiority at the deepest possible level.
Now I'm glad I went through those struggles. A person born white can never know the insights I learned, just as a man can never truly understand the insights a woman gets just because of her biological sex, her limitations, her struggles, her ability to grow beyond those limitations. These are very valuable lessons. If you are inherently assured of your place in the world you simply cannot get it.
I'm sorry that so many women on this thread would choose to be male, because I believe that all the so-called advantages of being male are only superficial. Women are by far the superior sex -- we (most of us) just don't have the need to shout it out to the world and bully others into accepting a submissive position.
(Menstruation was a drag, but I was lucky in that mine was pain-free. And now I'm free of it -- hooray!)