Lucrezia Ciotti Francesca Polizzi, former suitor of the famous dating show Men and women, has returned to the forefront not for new love affairs, but for a personal story that has shaken her fans. After explaining the reasons that led her to abandon the program, the young woman has decided to open up about a painful chapter in her private life.
A shocking confession that left the public speechless and turned the spotlight on a reality that is unfortunately still too widespread.
UeD, the drama of the former suitor Francesca Polizzi
In a long rant shared on social media, the ex protagonist di Men and women he said he had kept what had happened a secret for a long time before deciding to speak about it publicly.
"When Kindness Is Misunderstood. I tried to stay silent. To ignore. To be the mature person that so many expect. But today, which should be a day to dedicate to those who love us, I still find myself reading hate speech".
Francesca Polizzi said she was the victim of a growing malaise caused by a person who, taking advantage of her visibility, had begun to persecute her with insults, insinuations and threats, so much so as to push her to turn to the police.
It would be one superficial knowledge dating back to childhood, with whom she never had a real relationship. A simple exchange of greetings, interpreted as an opening, would have triggered a real hate campaign. Polizzi preferred not to reveal his identity, limiting herself to saying that his name begins with the letter R.
“There are those who pretend to be someone close to me, when they are not at all. And they continue to do so, spreading hate. I will only tell you that it begins with an R, in case they contact you defaming me (since we have come to this point)”.
UeD, the drama of the former suitor Francesca Polizzi: the complaint
Francesca Polizzi he reported that he had collected useful elements to demonstrate what was happening and that have already turned to the authorities. However, she said she received a disappointing response, recalling that at the police station she was told to contact the police only if the individual showed up directly at her home.
The former suitor has decided to share her experience not only to denounce what she is experiencing, but also to sensitize public opinion on a form of violence that is often ignored. He stressed that exposing oneself on social media does not in any way justify accepting insults or harassment.
"I'm tired. Tired of suffering in silence, to live with fear and the weight of injustice. Because yes, this is a type of violence. It is a subtle, continuous, debilitating form. It leaves no visible bruises, but it strikes every day, undermining serenity, dignity, and sense of security. And like any form of violence, it must be recognized and stopped. Exposing yourself on social media does not mean you have to passively accept it,” he concluded.