youthhood

youthhood

(ˈjuːθhʊd)
n
1. youth, the state of being young
2. young people as a whole
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The joy in children's eyes, seeing them enjoying youthhood reminded me of my younger years, hence made me click the camera to capture children's memoirs.
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