Quote by Steven Moffat
I don't think, generally speaking, people become writers because they were the really good, really cool, attractive kid in class. I'll be honest. This is our revenge for people who were much better looking and more popular than us. I was a bit like that, I suppose.
Summary
This quote speaks to the idea that writers, in general, do not pursue their craft because they were the popular, attractive individuals in their youth. Instead, it suggests that writing may be a form of retaliation or a means to express themselves for those who felt overshadowed by those perceived as more physically appealing or socially accepted. The speaker aligns with this sentiment, acknowledging their own personal experience of feeling somewhat similar and using writing as a form of revenge or redirection of that sentiment.