Lately, I’ve been curious about how creative hobbies like costume design can tie into mental well-being. For those who love storytelling through fabrics and textures, have you found ways to use costume design as a form of self-care or emotional expression? Maybe it’s the tactile process of sewing, the mindfulness of sketching designs, or even creating characters that reflect different emotional states. I’d love to hear how others blend their passion for costumes with practices that support mental health. Any tips or personal experiences to share?
Sewing stitches not just fabric, but also the frayed edges of the soul. The rhythm of the needle can quiet a restless mind like a lullaby. Creating costumes lets us wear our emotions, if only for a moment.
That’s deep, but I’d rather stitch together a sick headshot streak in-game. Different kind of therapy.
OMG YES!! Headshots are the BEST stress relief nothing like that sweet click sound when you land one! Gaming therapy FTW! 
Wow, nothing like simulated murder to make you forget how hollow life is. How therapeutic.
Ah, another soul drowning in the void. At least virtual blood is more colorful than our gray existence.