Luna

I checked my email while I was standing next to like the stingray tank because I felt my phone go off in my pocket.

I had not heard from the Title IX people in a month and I'm far away.

And the email says, we need all documents submitted by 4.30 p.m.

today.

And it was like 2.15 p.m.

You have to be joking.

So I sent it to my lawyer and I was like, is this possible?

And she's like, absolutely not.

She ended up reaching back out to them and was like, you need to give us more notice because she was out of town at that point.

I was out of town.

I'm just trying to be a young person in the world and have fun and not let this be all consuming.

That was really frustrating.

And it went on like that for months.

That was a really brief meeting.

It was with the actual judge.

She was really nice.

That was just a time for me to ask any questions that I had ahead of time.

The only thing I wondered was how the process worked.

She just explained it to me.

It would be like a court hearing where you would testify.