Luna

And I could have absences that were excused so that my attendance grades wouldn't tank.

And my teachers were extremely accommodating.

I think that the academic advisor might have told them a little bit about what happened because they had all reached out to me.

Like, I hope that you're doing well.

If you need any support from us, we're here for you.

I think in the academic regard of this whole thing, I was really well supported, which is why I think I made it as far as I have now.

Oh, yeah.

The night that I was sitting in the RA's office with her, I did tell her in detail the entire story and she did write it all down.

I think I might have told her that she could send it to the dean of students, which was the person that correlates all the Title IX stuff.

The night that I was sitting in the ER, that was the night that I decided to go through with the Title IX.

So that's when I myself reached out to the Title IX director, which is the same person that my RA would have emailed.

I think I wrote her an email and in the email I said, I was assaulted on your campus on the Sunday, October 15th, and I would like to file some kind of complaint.

She wrote back to me the next day and she had said, I want to meet with you.

Please come to my office at your earliest convenience and we can go forward from there.

Yep, that makes sense because the 16th I went to the hospital and then the next day I went and I had my meeting with her.

I went to that by myself, which was intimidating.

I remember going into her office.

I'd never really spoken to her before.

I didn't really know who she was.

We get automated emails, the entire school does from her and from other people, but I had never sat with her face to face.