Hi! I saw your post about why not to use the word allosexual, and the reasons you gave would be good reasons not to support it, if they were accurate. But that isn't what allosexual means. While some people do incorrectly use that word to refer to people who have sex (just like some people incorrectly use asexual like celibate), what it actually means is "someone who is not asexual." It's like cisgendered is to transgendered. It just means the opposite of one orientation. That's all.
Hello! When I say someone who doesn’t experience sexual attraction, I’m referring to an asexual person, since asexuality is defined as those who don’t experience sexual attraction. Therefore, saying people who experience sexual attraction, saying allosexual and saying people who aren’t asexual are all the same thing. We’re saying the same thing with different wording, but I appreciate the clarification.