par vārdu "boyfriend"

In the past it had implications of an illicit relationship (as sexual and romantic relationships outside marriage were generally frowned upon).^{[citation needed]} It is now a generally accepted term, however, no longer having negative connotations. An earlier usage in print, dating from July 1889, is discussed 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."
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incanti, ka vismaz gadsimta sākumā anglijā saīsinājums BF nozīmēja "bloody fool", t.i. priduroku
vnk lieliski
boifrends = pastulbs gejs