I've been lurking here since I don't feel qualified to comment on most topics, but since I was a Girl Scout dropout, I think I can comment on this one. I recall making it as far as Cadette and earning a few proficiency badges along the way. I think I dropped out because, compared to 4-H, Girl Scouts was both too hard in some ways (some requirements seemed difficult to meet and hard to find help with) and too easy in others (many requirements seemed trivial, and you only had to complete them once). Therefore I preferred to give my time and energy to 4-H. What I liked about 4-H was that one
