In the 27th volume published by the academic journal Gender and Society, sociologists Amy C. Wilkins and Cristen Dalessandro discuss in their article “MONOGAMY LITE: Cheating, College, and Women” about monogamy’s place in collegiate sexuality and young women’s perceptions of imperatives imposed on them. By using peer interviews to analyze college students’ views on infidelity and gendered norms imposed on them, Wilkins and Dalessandro propose that that, due to gendered and class-ist expectations, college women are caught in a duality: the ideal woman being loyal to their partner and that…