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Not Being Enough - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Have a unison phrase with someone falling behind. Then, they can fall away and do whatever they want/ a different phrase.
    - - Same idea of someone falling behind in a unison phrase, but with this one the person stops dancing altogether as opposed to doing what they want. It is supposed to portray how expectations can crush a person's self image & self esteem
- - - - Cayman isn't close with his dad, but his dad looks out for him in school and other activites
    - - Strong relationships with Fathers help sons deal with stress later in life.
        
        Moments of unison at instrumental points in the song could reflect how harmony between father and son leads to less stress—less discord.
      - Having successful children is linked with parents having better well-being. Having even one problematic child hurt parents' mental health.
        
        I can see this being reflected in the piece's staging. As the father tells his son to slow down, he gets closer to the son, only for the son to bolt away in a different direction.
- - - - Appearance
        
        Outerwear
        
        Social media wants people to buy unnecessary and usually expensive products in order to keep up with what's trending
        
        Physical characteristics
        
        Social media determines what physical traits are attractive or not
    - - How our image appeals to other people defines our worth
        
        Have two different phrases where one of them is a simplified version of the other. Both are to be performed at the same time. Represents different images that people present.
      - Displaying a romanticized version of our lives hurts everybody
        
        Have a phrase that is obviously too fast/hard for the dancers and have them both fail on purpose. Represents trying to uphold a "romanticized" version of themselves.
- - - - Men's Mental Health
      - Toxic Masculinity
  - - - When the son has his verse in the song, He could have some physical separation from the father. He cannot let his father know how he really feels, so he needs to do it somewhat in secret.
        
        The dad could be doing a slowed version of his phrase to one side of the stage while the son does his phrase on the other side.
    - - In creating the movement, maybe we could see the son (or father) fighting against or struggling with what comes out, similar to how toxic masculinity stifles femininity.