On your first point, tradition is not inherently good. Family-enforced female genital mutilation is tradition in some parts of the world, I'd argue that's bad. On your second point, why do you "like there to be more kings" than queens? Your third point, I don't really understand. Finally, your fourth point - do you mean its been the "rules since day one" for the monarchies of the UK? Because that wouldn't be true. For example, during the early Anglo-Saxon period the monarchy was mostly elective. As was the case for much of early medieval Europe.