Talking about your recent hookup with your close friends is one thing, but putting all of his info—and the details about your bedroom romp—online? That's tacky.
Well, apparently some computer science majors at the University of Michigan don't understand that: They created The Playbook, an app that asks you to "share your romantic encounters with your closest friends."
Yes, seriously.
The app apparently allows you to rate your conquests with commentary...so your virtual friends can virtually high-five you for having sex.
Honestly, the guys behind the app sound pretty clueless about women—and to why something like this is so offensive in the first place.
We're not just picking on the guys, either: Lulu, an app that encourages college girls to rate and comment on guys these see around campus, is guilty of the same thing.
We're not saying you can't dish on the dirty details of your last hookup with friends. But, let's just keep it offline.
