The message “Jesteś lesbijką — wydziedziczyłam cię dzisiaj,” reportedly sent by a woman named Dorota to her daughter, allegedly Iga Świątek, has stirred strong emotional and social reactions. The content of the message, which translates to “You’re a lesbian — I disowned you today,” reflects a deep and painful rejection based solely on sexual orientation. However, it’s crucial to clarify that there is no public confirmation or reliable source connecting this message directly to Iga Świątek or her real family.
Whether this story is hypothetical, fictional, or a case of mistaken identity, the sentiment it conveys highlights a serious and sadly common issue in many societies — the rejection of LGBTQ+ individuals by their own families. Coming out is already an emotionally difficult and vulnerable act, and facing such harsh rejection can have devastating mental health consequences.
Public figures like Świątek, who is a world-class tennis champion and role model, often become targets of rumors and sensationalism. Regardless of her private life, what matters most is the respect for her privacy and recognition of her achievements, not speculation or condemnation.
If the story reflects a broader reality for many young LGBTQ+ people, it serves as a reminder of the work still needed in creating supportive, loving environments where everyone can live authentically without fear of abandonment or hate. Family should be a place of safety — not judgment. In any case, love should never be conditi
onal.