Luna

She's from far away, so she was always kind of lonely when I would leave.

So about three weeks into school, we both went to the room director's

And we said that we wanted to switch rooms, and I ended up rooming with Jamie throughout my freshman year, who I made friends with that night on the couch when we were stuffing the bears.

My friend and I worked so much better together.

I had definitely established a routine, and I knew who I liked and who I didn't want to hang out with.

I had people that I was sitting with at lunch and I had friends in my classes.

We would even go off campus to get coffee together.

So I was off to a good start and I felt like I finally eased into the routine of things.

I didn't dread going back to school on Sunday nights because I knew that I had a friend group there that I could talk to if I started to get sad or anxious.

So that made a huge difference for me.

No, I had never heard of Title IX.

I think the small town thing really plays a huge part in it.

Nothing ever happened in my town.

And I guess I never thought that assaults or any kind of Title IX violation would be a prevalent thing in college.

When I applied and I got in and I even toured the college before I gave my deposit, never once did I get introduced to anybody that was the facilitator of the Title IX.

I never knew what it was.

I didn't know that they had parameters in place for that kind of situation.

So I was blissfully unaware at that point, honestly.

I met Cody actually the third day of school.

He was friends with my roommate first before he met me.