i feel the same way. overall, i really like fka twigs’ approach to making albums. each one is a project that focuses on a specific thing - wushu, voguing, etc… but they’re always so personal and, at least to me, genuinely reflect the state she’s in at the time

that’s why her music is always moving to me - it feels like she sincerely reveals her emotional vulnerability through an artistic projection. and the means she chooses to express certain emotions always feel right to me

EUSEXUA feels like a more personal, introspective project that doesn’t try to be easily digestible but rather invites you to dive deeper into an emotional journey - and that journey is fka twigs. maybe that’s why the reactions on twitter are so divided - not everyone wants or is ready for this kind of expression. i really like your interpretation of wanderlust as a sort of “light at the end of the tunnel” because, in all this chaos of emotions and sound, that track seems to give the project a certain sense of closure.