A story in this morning's New York Times says that young people are increasingly sharing their email and Facebook passwords with their significant others. According to a  recent poll, at least 30 percent have done so, with girls more apt to do so with boys. Their reasoning? “It’s a sign of trust,” explained Tiffany, a high school senior. “I have nothing to hide from him, and he has nothing to hide from me.” Right. Know what we think about all this?

Never, ever share your email or Facebook password with your girlfriend.

We don't care how long you've been dating, how long you've lived together, how many times she's brushed her teeth while you took a shit. We don't care if you've never cheated on her or have no plans to cheat on her. Unless your email or Facebook messaging contains absolutely no trace of your life existing prior to meeting this girl, you should never share your password with her. Even in that case, we're not sure you should.

Just don't do it. Got it? Got it.

Sound Off in the Comments if you disagree — you might as well leave your Facebook password in there, because giving it to the entire BroBible readership would pretty much be just as bad as giving it your girlfriend.