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I use em dashes because I’m from that generation where the difference between em dashes and en dashes and hyphens was actually very important. All three can elevate writing if used selectively and intentionally.

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Yeah, I can't imagine not using em dashes in writing. 

Your sentences would have less tension—the sudden change of perspective, the subtle repositioning of rhythm. Where will the dimensionality of one's writing—the drama of multiple clauses competing for a spot in the line—come from now?