I would also point out that, despite whatever she said in 1928 about her 1909 inheritance, Woolf committed suicide in 1941 after extensive mental health challenges which included “short periods in 1910, 1912, and 1913” in a kind of insane asylum, and then afterwards beginning her serious writing career (which WP describes as heavily motivated by her psychiatric problems as a refuge/self-therapy), so one can certainly question her own narrative of the benefits of her UBI or the reasons she began writing. (I will further note that the psychological & psychiatric benefits of UBI RCTs have not been impressive to date.)
I would also point out that, despite whatever she said in 1928 about her 1909 inheritance, Woolf committed suicide in 1941 after extensive mental health challenges which included “short periods in 1910, 1912, and 1913” in a kind of insane asylum, and then afterwards beginning her serious writing career (which WP describes as heavily motivated by her psychiatric problems as a refuge/self-therapy), so one can certainly question her own narrative of the benefits of her UBI or the reasons she began writing. (I will further note that the psychological & psychiatric benefits of UBI RCTs have not been impressive to date.)