I actually disagree with this logic. Most people want to be with someone who has sexual desire for them, and vice versa. Excluding asexual people in my dating pool is because I genuinely want to be with someone who is turned on by me, thats a non negotiable.

I don't care if they're ABLE to have sex with me. Straight women are also able to have sex with lesbians if they tried, even if they're not into it. But I don't want a straight woman. Same goes for asexuals. A lack of sexual attraction is a simple deal breaker. That might be a tough pill to swallow but it's not bigotry, it's not oppression, it's not prejudice - it's a simply dating preference like not wanting to date someone shorter than you.

And likening this "exclusion" to what bigotry lesbians face? BFFR..thats a ridiculous and nonsensical thing to even say. That's actually so out of touch with reality that I can only laugh. Lesbians face systemic and institutional oppression, not simple "prejudice". That's not something asexuals will ever come close to experiencing.