The research paper delves into the detrimental impact of the sexualization and objectification of queer women, particularly sapphics, in both real-world interactions and media portrayals. The study highlights the prevalence of discriminatory comments and stereotypes perpetuated by straight individuals, mainly men, contributing to a negative image of the LGBTQ+ community. The focus is on the roots of these perceptions, attributing them to heteronormative ideals, sexism, and a historically male-dominated environment. Emphasizing the harmful consequences, the discussion includes the negative effects on the mental and physical health of queer women, such as depression, eating disorders, and poor self-esteem. To address these concerns, a comprehensive research methodology is proposed, incorporating online tools, surveys, interviews, and thematic analysis of media content to uncover correlations between discrimination, mental health, and media stereotyping. Overall, the research aims to shed light on the pressing social justice issue of the sexualization of sapphic relationships.