http://www.asanet.org/documents/press/pdfs/AM_2012_Risman_Allison_News_Release.pdf

According to this survey done on 19,000 students from 22 different colleges, it's been demonstrated that people hold quasi-identical standards when it comes to both men and women "hooking up too much".

While the majority of men did not hold a traditional double standard, male athletes and Greek affiliated men were more likely than men who were neither involved in campus athletics nor engaged in Greek life, to negatively evaluate women, but not men, for frequent hooking up. Thirty-eight percent of male athletes and 37 percent of Greek affiliated men in the study held a traditional double standard. The authors suggested that Greek culture tended to permeate university culture, leading many to erroneously believe that the traditional double standard was the most common view of hooking up on campus

One of the author's explains:

“Because Greek brothers and athletes tend to be at the top of the social stratification ladder—the big guys on campus—we see this adversarial double standard infused in people’s perceptions of college and hook up culture,” said Barbara Risman, co-author of the study and a sociology professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. “These men, who are in fact the minority, end up holding a great deal of social power on campus.”

A guy that doesn't get laid is far more likely to accept a slut than the guy who cycles through women every day of the week. Yet these idiots will come up with some beautiful nonsensical feminist reasoning to explain this.