Importance Of Boy Scouts

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Out of all the activities I've participated in the one I'm the most proud of being a part of is the Boy Scouts. I've been a part of the organization since I was in second grade and its helped me grow overtime as person. I'm proud most of all of what Boy Scouts has taught me. Values like Community Service, Respect, and Honor will forever stick with me in my heart. These all are based on the ideal of allowing yourself to become secondary so others become primary. The value of being proud of myself. Sometimes it s hard for me to want over look over to the other lane and want to be like (insert). Boy scouts helped me realize that though I might be different, that it's ok and in fact I should proud of that and wear it like one of the badges on my

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