encounter the rigid societal norms of their time The conflict between personal desires and societal constraints adds to the difficulty faced by women in pursuing their creative passions Woolf portrays the struggle of such women against societal expectations stating All the conditions of her life all her own instincts were hostile which is needed to set free whatever is in the brain Internal Conflict and Suffering The woman with creative urges experiences internal conflict and suffering due to societal pressures and personal aspirations Woolf describes the potential difficulty of such a woman stating No girl could have walked to London and stood at a stage door without doing herself a violence and suffering an anguish This highlights the emotional toll of suppressing one's creativity in a society that does not value women's contributions Limited Opportunities for Expression Ultimately women with beauty and creative urges find themselves with limited opportunities for expression and fulfillment Woolf argues that the lack of autonomy resources and recognition hinders women from realizing their creative potential She emphasizes the need for societal change to create a more fair environment for women's artistic efforts This highlights the systemic barriers that women face in pursuing their creative passions