Eusexua

FKA twigs' song 'Eusexua' delves into the complexities of a profound, almost mystical connection that transcends conventional definitions of love. The term 'Eusexua' itself seems to be a coined word, blending elements of 'euphoria' and 'sexuality,' suggesting a state of being that is both deeply emotional and intensely physical. The lyrics repeatedly question how the other person feels, indicating a deep curiosity and a desire for mutual understanding. This feeling is described as something that words cannot fully capture, emphasizing its ineffable nature.

The imagery in the song is vivid and evocative, with phrases like 'King-sized, I'm vertical Sunrised' and 'Like flying capsized' painting a picture of an overwhelming, almost surreal experience. These metaphors suggest a sense of elevation and disorientation, as if the emotions are so powerful that they defy gravity and logic. The repeated reassurance that 'you're not alone' serves as a comforting reminder that this intense experience is shared, even if it feels isolating at times.

The song also touches on the societal pressures and misunderstandings that come with such intense emotions. The line 'People always told me that I take my love too far' reflects the judgment and lack of support the artist has faced. Despite this, the song encourages embracing this unique connection, even if it doesn't fit neatly into the traditional concept of love. By urging the listener to 'feel it, but don't call it love,' FKA twigs challenges us to rethink our definitions and embrace the full spectrum of human emotion.