It’s late. You’re up. In case you’re in the mood to browse through the most problematic new developments in online hook-up apps...
Lulu, an app that allows you to review your male Facebook friends from the viewpoint of a friend, hook-up, or even ex-girlfriend, has since gone vaguely viral and may be a pretty bizarre place for you to spend a few minutes.
To say nothing about the problematic underpinnings of the app (because others have, more will, it’s a little too obvious, and I need a tiny break from my problematizing), I did come up with a few ways Lulu could be more relevant to my (monastic) life at Columbia.
1. Expand the hash tag selection even further. Despite having classifications like #InACult, #HasADog, #RudeToWaiters, #NoCar and #StrongHands, I find myself greedy and in want of even more. Some that come to mind: #DoesTheReading, #ChecksPrivilege, #ButlerPerson, #VibesWithPostColonialHumor, #CoffeeFan, #SEAS, #NetflixBinger...
