kya tum ek wahi ho

har pal apane se bhagate hua, tanha raston par chalate hua.
din dopahari , sam rat, har ek mandir her ek mohabbat me
jise mian yaad karta hoon kya tum wahi ho......

jab se karib aai ho , dil me ek uljhan si hai.
jab se  najaren milai ho, dhadhakan me ek bechaini si hai.
jab se mere jahan me aai ho . main paresan sa hoon.
jab se sangat me aai ho . main hairan sa hoon.
hai khusi se jisane mujhe mahroon kiya kya tum wahi ho..

Boyfriend

A boyfriend is a regular male companion in a romantic and/or sexual relationship.This is normally not in long-term committed (e.g. marital) relationships, where other titles (e.g. husband, partner) are more commonly used. A boyfriend can also be called an admirer, beau, fiancé, suitor and soul mate.

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A woman with her boyfriend.

A man with his boyfriend.

Partners in committed non-marital relationships are also sometimes described as a significant other orpartner, especially if the individuals are cohabiting.

Boyfriend and partner mean different things to different people; the distinctions between the terms are subjective. How the term is used will ultimately be determined by personal preference .

A 2005 study of 115 people ages 21 to 35 who were either living with or had lived with a romantic partner notes that the lack of proper terms often leads to awkward situations, such as someone upset over not being introduced in social situations to avoid the question.

There is a significant difference between girlfriend and boyfriend, and girl friend and boy friend. In a strictly grammatical sense, a girlfriend or boyfriend is an 'individual of significance' with whom one shares a relationship.

Word history

The word dating entered the American language during the Roaring Twenties. Prior to that, courtship was a matter of family and community interest. Starting around the time of the Civil War, courtship became a private matter for couples. In the early to mid 20th century in the US, women were often visited by "gentleman callers", single men who would arrive at the home of a young woman with the hopes of beginning a courtship.The era of the gentleman caller ended in the early 20th century and the modern idea of dating developed.

In literature, the term is discussed in July 1988 in Neil Bartlett's, Who Was That Man? A Present for Mr Oscar Wilde. On pages 108-110, Bartlett quotes from an issue of The Artist and Journal of Home Culture, which refers to Alectryon as "a boyfriend of Mars".

Synonyms

• An older man may be referred to as a sugar daddy, a well-to-do man who financially supports or lavishly spends on a mistress, girlfriend, or boyfriend.
• In popular culture, slang, internet chat, and cellphone texting, the truncated acronym bf is also used.Leman, an archaic word for "sweetheart, paramour," from Medieval British leofman (c.1205), from Old English leof (cognate of Dutchlief, German lieb) "dear" + man "human being, person" was originally applied to either gender, but usually means mistress.
• The term young man was at some periods used with a similar connotation. For example, in the 1945 film "My Name Is Julia Ross" the female protagonist, seeking a secretarial job, is asked if she has "a young man" - where in later films a similar question would have referred to "a boyfriend".

Girlfriend............................what is the Girlfrieng

A girlfriend is a female partner with whom one is romantically and/or sexually involved. It can also refer to a female friend..

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Partners in committed non-marital relationships are also sometimes described as a significant other or simply partner, especially if the individuals are cohabiting.

Girlfriend and partner mean different things to different people; the distinctions between the terms are subjective. How the term is used will ultimately be determined by personal preference.

A 2005 study of 115 people ages 21 to 35 who were either living with or had lived with a romantic partner notes that the lack of proper terms often leads to awkward situations, such as someone upset over not being introduced in social situations to avoid the question.

There exists some ambiguity between the terms "girl friend," or a friend who is a girl, and "girlfriend." The transition between the two is a significant aspect of adolescent development.

Both forms of "girlfriend" and "girl friend" are used by different people to mean different things. For example, when the term "girlfriend" is used by a girl or woman about another female in a non-sexual, non-romantic context, the two-word form "girl friend" is sometimes used to avoid confusion with the sexual or romantic meaning; however, this is not a rule. In this sense of its usage, "girlfriend" is used in terms of very close friends and has no sexual connotations, unless it is in the case of lesbian, bisexual, or pansexual women. The term "girlfriend" is also used in LGBT communities and can refer to people of any sex or sexuality.

The term "girlfriend" does not necessarily imply a sexual relationship, but is often used to refer to a girl or woman who is dating a person she is not engaged to without indicating whether she is having sex with him or her. With differing expectations of sexual mores, the term dating can imply romantic activity whereas simply using "friend" would likely avoid implying such intimacy. It is essentially equivalent to the term "sweetheart", which has also been used as a term of endearment.

Word history

The word girlfriend was first used in 1863 as "a woman's female friend in youth.” In 1922, the word girlfriend was used to mean a man’s sweetheart.

Dating entered the American language during the Roaring Twenties. Prior to that, courtship was a matter of family and community interest. Starting around the time of the Civil War, courtship became a private matter for couples.

Related terms

• A female engaged in an extramarital relationship with a married man is frequently considered a "mistress". The word mistress was originally used as a neutral counterpart for the word mister or master.
• The word madam is still a respectful form of address, but has had sexual connotations since the early 1700s and has been used to refer to the owner of a brothel since the early 1900s.
• Some terms of endearment directed to females, a romantic relationship not required, are "darling", "sweetheart", "love", etc.
• Users of Internet slang and SMS slang often shorten girlfriend to the initialism gf.
• Additionally, gender-indiscriminate terms also apply (e.g., lover, heartthrob, paramour, squeeze, sweetheart, true love, wooer, date, escort, steady, admirer, or companion).

ye kaisii mohabbat.....

( it is my challenge .... love is only a joint illusion of harmonic phenomena..... then go for love and feel my love)   

Shubah ki kirano si chanchanati , lubhati mohaabat..

Pawan me bahi taji taji, sarasraati mohabbat.

Har dil ko gudagudaati, hasati, rulati mohabbat...

Hay! koi bhi na jane ye kasi hai mohabbat........par bas yahi hai mohabbat..

Janane me har koi ise apana chahe. har koi ise apna bnana chahe..

koi ruthe iske liye, koi isike liye sab kuchh har jaye....

koi jeena bhi is ke liye chahe koi  isi ke liye mar jaye.....

koi zameen se uthakar , sikhar par ye lade

kisi ko gamo ki bahati dariya me bahaa de....

har ek ko jalaye, fir bhi sb jalna chahe.......

Hay! koi bhi na jane ye kasi hai mohabbat........par bas yahi hai mohabbat..

kisi sahjade ke liye. ek haseen chasani hai mohabbat

kisi aam aadmi ki kamai mukammal jahan hai mohabbat

kisi farir keliye sabase badhi  gunah hia mohabbat.

mere aur tumhare liye, ek khayal hai mohabbat..

tabhi to koi khata hai, rab ki ibata hai mohabbat.... 

Hay! koi bhi na jane ye kasi hai mohabbat........par bas yahi hai mohabbat..

har koi iska bhed janana chahe.

har koi ise apne was me karana chahe

har koi dil se mohabbat krna chahe..

har koi zamane ko apni mohabbat dikhana chahe..

aabroo se be aabaroo ho kar koi pagal ban jaye....

koi puri zindagi mohabbat ke liye dua kar jaye..

koi pathharon me bhi phul khila de

koi apne ishq ke liye mandir bnawade.....

 Hay! koi bhi na jane ye kasi hai mohabbat........par bas yahi hai mohabbat..

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