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Truth be told, I haven't been happy with the way Matt's handled the situation (and I know I'm not the only one)... but I came across this article, and now I feel REALLY bad for him. 
Some snippets (credit EWrestlingNews):
More importantly, he had been looking at engagement rings during his time off, and was considering the real possibility of proposing marriage to longtime sweetheart Amy "Lita" Dumas.
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Hardy thought it was time to make their commitment an even longer-term arrangement, and planned on popping the question to the WWE diva on the most sentimental of holidays.
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"I started looking at rings after the first of the year. I was thinking about seeing if maybe Amy wanted to get married. It was going to be great. It was something we had discussed before, and I thought the time had finally come."
| Quote: | Time heals all wounds, but Hardy says the events of the past few months may take a while to get over. He says he can forgive Amy, who has apologized, but can't find it in him to have much mercy for Copeland.
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Hardy believes his ex-girlfriend simply got in over her head and didn't know how to get out of it.
"Amy's been very apologetic and remorseful. She knows she did wrong and she's been trying to correct things in some ways. Adam has not shown any remorse or offered any apologies."
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Hardy and Dumas still speak occasionally. Things are different now, but he admits there are still feelings.
"Love isn't a switch you can turn on and off," he says. "You just can't get rid of it, regardless of the circumstances, if you truly love someone. It's just a real awkward situation."
Hardy also won't rule out an eventual reconciliation. Borrowing an old wrestling line, he says, "Never say never." | __________________ "I don't think anybody should wear it. That's a number that he made famous. He's greatness. |
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