Most of her writings are about feminists who are being treated unequally in society right now. The story "The Yellow Paper" was reflected in his real life, which was very difficult throughout his life. It successfully combines the “standard elements of gothic fiction” by expressing the protagonist's loneliness and isolation, conflict and helplessness in fighting for herself. According to Gilman, after three months of "rest cure" for his depression, he "approached the edge of total mental ruin" (Gilman 317). Thanks to the advice of a friend and specialist, she returned to writing. He successfully approved that the famous doctor's "rest cure" was evil and asked him to change his treatment