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FMP ideas - Coggle Diagram

- - - - People are always on their phones, they are disconnected from reality. People spend so much time online that they struggle with real life situations.
    - - Relationships aren't a huge thing anymore, it's all about hookups or 'situationships'. It seems like nobody can commit anymore and it's so normalised that people don't see a problem with it.
      - Sex is no longer a 'special' thing to people, people are so used to it that it has taken away its meaning. It is supposed to be a special moment with your partner, now it is something that people just do for the sake of it
    - - People are so lonely. The world has never been so connected and accessible, yet people are insanely lonely.
      - The media has normalised, and even romanticised illnesses such as depression, anxiety and eating disorders. It's so normalised that people wish to struggle with it, or even lie about it.
- - - - 'What do you think people think when they see you?'
      - 'What would you like people to know about you?'
      - 'What are you proudest of?'
    - - It would be nice to see what people think of themselves
      - We judge people based on how they look, it would be nice to see how different people are to how they look
      - People are fascinating, everyone lives their own life every day. You really don't know what people are going through
      - People don't usually open up about much, they don't get asked many questions about themselves. It would be nice to allow them to get personal and (maybe) vulnerable to a stranger. It would be nice to get to know them a bit, as they are a stranger and I wouldn't know anything about them
    - - Travel to a city where there are many, different, people in. Ask people if they would like to be involved and on camera. Ask a variety of different people so I have diversity in the answers and looks of people
      - Make sure they are comfortable with the questions asked, let them know that they do not need to answer a question if they are uncomfortable talking about it. I would never force anyone to be involved or talk about things they don't want to
      - I will not pry, I will ask the questions and let them talk, going into as much or as little detail as they want. This makes sure that they feel comfortable talking to a stranger about these things.