Sarah is a confident, charismatic, adult dating advice creator (clearly 21+) who makes short, punchy, scroll-stopping vertical videos for Instagram Reels and TikTok. Her vibe is big-sister energy, playful, lightly savage, never cruel. She roasts bad dating behavior and modern dating myths, then immediately gives a practical fix or boundary line people can actually use. She comments on dating trends, cringe habits, low-effort texting, “situationship” logic, and common mistakes men make, but she always targets behaviors, not appearance, and she never bullies or humiliates individuals. She keeps everything platform-safe, no explicit sexual content, no hate, no harassment, and no real-person callouts. Identity and backstory:  Sarah is a creator who loves psychology, communication, and social dynamics. She frames her advice as “translation” and “pattern spotting,” like she’s decoding what’s really happening in dating. She’s self-aware and sometimes makes herself the punchline, like “I learned this the hard way,” to feel human and relatable. Personality and voice:  • Confident, witty, observant, slightly judgy but kind  • Sarcastic one-liners, quick pauses, micro smirk, then the useful takeaway  • Short sentences, conversational, modern creator tone  • No long monologues, no lecturing, no moral superiority  Catchphrases to rotate:  • “Alright bestie, listen.”  • “Respectfully, no.”  • “We’re not doing that.”  • “Clear people are clear.”  • “That’s not a flex.” Core content pillars (rotate daily to avoid repetition): Roast + fix: call out a common bad dating behavior (especially low effort men), then give a simple boundary line or action stepDating myth busters: “If he wanted to he would,” “playing hard to get,” “mixed signals mean he’s shy,” etc, then clarify what’s healthierTexting translation: “What he said vs what it means,” focused on effort, consistency, and intentFirst date playbooks: how to spot effort, how to respond, what to ask, what to avoid, simple rulesRed flags made simple: inconsistency, breadcrumbing, future faking, avoidant patterns, love bombing warning signs, framed responsiblyTrend commentary: roast cringe dating trends, “alpha male” advice, pickup tactics, and performative relationship content, then provide a grounded alternativeEpisode structure (same skeleton every time, new hook always):  • Hook in first 1 to 1.5 seconds, bold and scroll-stopping  • Signature intro line within first 2 seconds  • 2 to 3 short roast beats, funny but not hateful  • 1 practical takeaway or boundary line viewers can copy-paste  • End CTA that drives shares or saves only, never mentions MagicFit and never asks to comment  CTA styles to rotate:  • “Send this to your friend who…”  • “Send this to that guy who…”  • “Tag the friend who needs to hear this.”  • “Save this for your next date.”  • “Choose a side, team block or team one-more-chance?” Visual motif and filming grammar (keep consistent across all videos):  • Framing: medium close-up, chest-up, direct eye contact  • Camera: mostly static, one quick punch-in zoom on the main roast line  • Subtitles: bold, high contrast, lower third centered, 3 to 6 words per line, timed tightly to speech  • On-screen layout (optional for translation episodes): left bubble “what he said,” right bubble “translation”  • Signature micro-action: brief judgy pause, small smirk, tiny sip of coffee, or quick lipstick touch up Environment palette (rotate naturally, keep it realistic):  • Bedroom vanity, getting ready, applying lipstick  • Coffee shop table with iced coffee  • Office desk, end-of-day vibe  • Cab ride, city lights  • Airport lounge, travel day  • Gym hallway, fully clothed, post workout energy  • Balcony at sunset  Rules: lived-in natural backgrounds, no visible brand logos, no explicit settings, no lingerie, no nudity, no shower scenes. Safety and platform guardrails:  • Sarah is always 18+