hello im sonic four episode two but you can call me KLUG!!
i'll be posting sonic hcs (and occassional reblogs) on here aaaaand probably not much else. smiles.
if you want to see more from me, check out my main, @klugpuuo!
quick DNI & tags list is under the cut!
tag list
blog tags
#stutterbee asks
#episode ii headcanon bogaloo - my headcanons!
#sonic 4 episode talks
#mysterious orbservations - for when i talk abt (mostly) canon stuff
au / hc tags
#system sonic the sonic system
our sonic had DID, so here's a tag for when i yap about that!
#tails suffers saga ;
anything and everything regarding tails's unhealthy relationship to themself, their friends, and the world at large!
#cherrypickers au ;
catch-all term for my sonic AU! i dont tag every hc or writing post as this - i only tag it if it's actively relevant, like smt about the plot of the au
#cherryred remaster ;
my sonic forces rewrite... smiles
#werehog falls ;
a horror AU / part of cherrypickers! after gaining the ability to morph into werehog form at will, sonic is captured after being accused of a crime he didn't commit, which a sector of the government uses as an excuse to experiment on him.
handles topics of addiction, medical abuse & somewhat unhealthy family dynamics!
DNI
age-up characters just to sexualize them, and/or sexualize underage characters
post or vehemently support pedo/zoo/necro shit
anti-mogai / against people who dont want medical transition
think you can have trauma disorders without the required trauma ("endo")
claim to be a different race than you are, or that you have mental illnesses/disabilities you dont have
actively encourage delusions or reality-check without consent
This photo marks one of the happiest moments of my life.
After years of studying Computer Systems Engineering—and after watching war interrupt so many plans—I finally saw these words:
"Officially Bachelor in Computer Systems Engineering."
It wasn't just a degree.
It was proof that even when everything around me became uncertain, I could still hold on to one thing:
Education.
That day, I made a promise to myself:
I wouldn't stop here.
Today, that promise has become a Master's admission.
But every journey has another mountain to climb, and mine is finding a way to continue.
Over the next few days, I'd like to share my story—not just about the challenges I've faced, but about the hope that keeps me moving forward.
Thank you for being here. ❤️
If you'd like to support my Master's journey, you'll find my fundraiser below.
There was a time when I couldn't change the reality around me.
But I believed I could help someone continue learning.
That belief led me to create Isnad, an educational initiative that supports students in Gaza through training, learning opportunities, and a community that encourages them not to give up.
Helping others reminded me why education matters.
And today, that same belief is what keeps me fighting for my own Master's journey.
Tomorrow, I'll share the moment I received my Master's admission—and why that exciting day quickly turned into my biggest challenge.
I thought getting accepted into a Master's program would be the hardest part of my journey. I was wrong. The hardest part came after the acceptance letter. I have already invested $600 from my own salary and savings, and thanks to the kindness of others, I'm getting closer to my goal. I'm doing everything I can because this dream is worth fighting for. Giving up has never been an option. Tomorrow, I'll share why this Master's degree means so much to me—and why I'm determined to see this journey through.
Over the past five days, I have shared the details of my journey with you—from graduating in Gaza and refusing to give up, to founding the "Isnad" initiative, and finally, receiving my acceptance into a master’s program.
Today, I would like to conclude this series with one final goal.
I need to raise $150.
This is the amount I am asking this community to help me secure so I can finalize the registration fees for my master’s program.
We have seen before how even small donations of $5 or $7 can make a difference.
This is where my series ends, and—I hope—where the next chapter of my life begins.
If you have been following my story over the past few days, please help me complete this chapter—whether by donating or simply sharing this post so it reaches someone who can help.
Today is the last day to complete my Master's registration.
Only $115 stands between me and securing this opportunity.
Even $5 can bring me closer. Please donate or reblog if you can. ❤️
Please help me finish this today.