Our mental health is more important than we realize a lot of the time. I've struggled with depression for many years, and there have been some dark times. Luckily I have friends and family who I can use as a support system. Something that I have never fully appreciated is that I have ways to express the thoughts in my head, a way to visualize how I am feeling.  I want to do that more; hopefully it will bring me some clarity in the future. Depression really messes with me at times. I feel numb to the world and that I'm in a darkness I can't escape from.  There are always good days and bad days, and on the bad ones I feel like this. I hope that if anyone reading this feels the same way, that they are able to talk to the people close to them about it. You aren't alone.  - Cody S.

This happened to me on the weekend. I've never had a bird land on me before, but it was a great experience. The little bird was so gentle and it honestly touched my heart by how it could trust something much bigger than itself. It was a truely spectacular moment that has stuck with me. It has forsure inspired me to try and connect with nature more in the future. - Cody S

“All you need for a movie is a girl and a gun” That quote is often attributed to famous French filmmaker and critic Jean Luc-Godard. It’s sentiment is simple - you don’t need a grand idea or million-dollar budget to tell a good story. Instead, all you need is conflict. Why does this girl have a gun? Who is she going to use it on? What coaxed those actions leading up to this point? Storytellers are tasked with answering those questions, and questions are often what drives any good story. We here at Creative Corner found ourselves in a similar conflict. Not with a girl and a gun, mind you, but with our own journey into storytelling. This site was born out of conflict - to want to create but not being able to fully express that creativity to its fullest potential. Though we have inspiration and talent, we find it difficult to engage with creativity in the way we really hope to. We’re sure many other “creatives” in this world feel the same way, and because of that, Creative C