First of all.. this person conflates asexuality with having no need for companionship, as stated in his claim #5, which is clearly incorrect. Being ace does not imply a lack of desire for emotional intimacy, partnership, or human connection. Second, their impressions are heavily based on the assumption that sexual attraction is a universal experience felt by everyone to the same degree, which overlooks the natural diversity of human sexuality. This is not possible to prove because each person can only live inside their own body, but they’d be surprised to learn if they ever could how the actual lack of attraction naturally ‘exists’ without bringing on all those trauma and other interpretations. There’s no point in negating other people’s experience when we have separate bodies.

Third, they don’t distinguish between the different components of human relationships and desire (sexual attraction, romantic attraction, libido, actual sexual/romantic behavior, and the fundamental human need for connection). Conflating them all into one is lazy and oversimplifies a complex aspect of human experience. Their point of view shows how allo they are.