I do like python's syntax, and I think it's very expressive. But what I really enjoy about working in it over years is that it has standards that can help you write good software — there's often one best official package to do something, there's one style most libraries adhere to, etc — and the older ways often get deprecated. When I'm working with PHP and js, especially, that's what consistently footguns me: closely related library functions that follow different styles/conventions, inconsistent error handling.

So I guess if you're going to hate Python maybe that's it. But if you're stuck with it and want to see what you can see, those aspects could be something to reflect on. (Saying this as someone currently stuck with a bunch of legacy Perl I pretty well hate.)