When a woman cannot leave her home, family, or relation, although she has the financial capability, does that mean she is powerless? What may be the reasons that this woman cannot leave home? How much does our responsibility for our family and the guilt developing from that affect our actions? Is there an end to having a life compatible with society’s requests for women? I think it is not always easy for a woman to notice and see the oppression of community and family, which is sometimes extremely invisible, and the destruction that the pressure causes. The change can sometimes start with noticing this internalised oppression. Of course, this oppression is not the same for all women. This film mostly discusses this difference. A woman who every day hears from her father, You cannot leave home without getting married, and a woman, who cannot leave home without getting married because she does not want to disappoint her father even though he does not say it, are not the same. Some stay at home due to financial incapability and violence, and some remain home due to wanting to make their families content. Do individuals of the women's community have a common suffering even though they live under different circumstances? Is there any common oppression medium over them? IT WILL HURT A BIT is the story of HICRET and SEMRA’s notice of this oppression through their journey to solve the problem of BÜŞRA. This one-day journey of three women on the streets and avenues of Istanbul brings them closer and inspires them in each other's journeys. They realise that they sometimes react similarly and sometimes differently to different aspects of oppression arising from the same source, and even though they come from very different social and economic classes, they even have the same fantasies.