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There really aren't any reasons not to use Elementary OS. Sure it's highly opinionated but that also means that it's super cohesive and has superb user experience.
It has a Live Session so check it out if you like it and then simply install it.
Oh it's my go to Linux distro. I wanted to know if there were any reasons not to use it and for better alternatives or opinions that could sway me to a different distro.
I would switch to eOS if there would be a word processor or a WYMIWYG editor that follows it's guidelines. Because I damn love the cohesive look and feel.