Soft Bricked MOTO G...trying to factory reset - Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi
I have a Moto G XT1032. I have a custom rom and twrp recovery.
Recently, I soft bricked my phone worse than ever before (yes it has happened once before).
I don't have USB debugging on so i can't reset manually. Also, factory reset from fastboot won't work (stuck on bootloader),
I tried to boot recovery mode but i get stuck on the loading screen for TWRP. The only thing that is in my favour is that USB debugging is on even though my recovery isn't loading up. I'm not 100% sure on what commands to use on ADB so need help on that.
Any ideas on how to factory or hard reset my phone (either will work).
Does anyone know a setting to enable USB debugging permanently because this way, i could wipe my phone easily.
Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.

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Hi everyone,
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- Tried to reboot into recovery mode with ADP and FastBoot in Windows. ADB recognized my device (listed the serial number), Fastboot didn't recognize my device. So I tried to reboot into recovery with ADB. Same stuff happened. The device rebooted into normal mode.
- Tried to do a factory reset. DIDN'T work! Rebooted into normal mode once more. The factory reset hasn't deleted anything.
- I have the latest available update.zip from the official website for my device, but without recovery mode I cannot install it.
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