The article tries to discuss, based on Freud and Lacan premises, the possibility of a specific anguish in women. There is neither a female universe nor a female position in an individual more referred to the manner as it is related to the jouissance (sexual pleasure); i.e., being beside noquite phallic jouissance. The question, then, would be better asked: would there be a no-quite phallic specific anguish? The anguish in women can be experimented in different aspects; the anguish of the hysterical woman whose defense is the envy of the penis and the perpetuation of the phallic claim; the anguish of a mother who thinks about the possibility of losing her child as phallus. But the proper anguish of woman, no-quite phallic, is that which is d...