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"Mad Men is a virtual treasure trove of relationship advice if you really think about it... Let&amp;#x27;s discuss, shall we? 1. Cheaters can change (or at least exercise some self control once in a while). If Don Draper can go to a whorehouse and resist temptation, despite pressure from his colleagues and the madam&amp;#x27;s assumption that he&amp;#x27;s gay, there may still be hope for mankind. 2. Nothing&amp;#x27;s hotter than man who swoops in to save the day. Even if we can fix the sink ourselves, a competent man who&amp;#x27;s good with his hands and a dead-ringer for Superman is full-on sexual Kyrptonite. 3. You can have everything you want and still be miserable. Poor Betty. She successfully ditched her cheating hubby for a powerful politician who accepts her as is, and she&amp;#x27;s taking it out her unhappiness on innocent Bugles. 4. Settling is the nail in the coffin (but luckily you can remove the nail). Thank goodness Joan figured out that she was better off without her doctor/rapist husband. Raising her kid on her own and pursuing her career IN THE &amp;#x27;60s? Awesome. 5. If you&amp;#x27;re going to cheat, it&amp;#x27;s best to check your pubis for chewing gum before heading home to your spouse. Truly the best line of last night&amp;#x27;s show&amp;amp;#8212;and possibly ever. What do you think of this season&amp;#x27;s Mad Men so far? Do you think cheaters can change? What do you think about the idea that you can have everything and still be unhappy? Anything I missed you want to add? More Mad Men? Yes, please: * Why Mad Men&amp;#x27;s Pete Campbell Is an Utter Scumbag * Could Mad Men&amp;#x27;s Sally Draper Have Her Own Reality Show? * Take A Video Tour Of The Mad Men Set (&amp;amp; The Wardrobe Department!) Photo: Courtesy of AMC "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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