Payton McNabb

But for that to happen, you know, I was 17 at the time, and I didn't know what to think, and it was such a different time for me.

And how far I've come in the past few years, even from the first time I spoke to you about this, I've grown so much, and I know exactly what I'm saying, and I'm confident in what I'm saying because I know that I'm right.

And the other side, you know, as much as they want to tear women like me down and silence us, we're just never going to because—

this fight is worth way more than that.

And I've known that from the beginning.

They were made shortly after all of this happened, probably like a month or two, maybe.

He posted them on TikTok, which we got right off of there.

And then he shortly after deleted them.

And I've been holding on to these because, you know, no one believes me.

they say that I'm lying or that it was actually a girl or whatever, and that there's no proof that what I'm saying is even true.

And I felt no need to explain myself or to prove myself because I know what happened and everyone else knows what happened.

But to the public, I'm lying and I'm covering it up.

So I just thought I wasn't I wasn't planning on sharing these, but if they don't believe me, maybe they'll believe him saying it himself.

Senior year recap.

If you want to have a senior year just like me, follow these steps.

One, endure the hell that is school volleyball.

Two, hit a girl in the face and make national news, getting national hate.

I was on Fox News twice.

Number three, find out that your athletic director and your coach have been outing you to every school you've played since freshman year.

Against your will.