Tennessee WilliamsWhy did I write? Because I found life unsatisfactory.
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Because I found life unsatisfactory. That's what the quote means, the quote says that the author wrote because he felt very unsatisfied with his life. He expected that if he wrote, then he would find that life was satisfactory.
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