"Social media affects mental health." (Too vague, obvious.) Good CUP: "The quantified self—tracking likes, shares, and views—has replaced the examined self, turning anxiety into a dashboard metric." (Specific, surprising, arguable.)
Instructor: A seasoned editor and narrative strategist. In an era of 280 characters and 15-second reels, the long text is a revolutionary act. It signals that you respect your reader enough to offer depth, and that you have the intellectual stamina to explore a thought beyond its headline. But length without direction is just noise. MasterClass
Now go write something too long for Twitter, too weird for LinkedIn, and too true for anyone to ignore. "Social media affects mental health
Every sentence must earn the right to exist. Length is a privilege granted by the reader's patience. But length without direction is just noise