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Why do Asexual (Aroace) people get discriminated?
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animals that live in social groups often reject nonstandard behaving individuals as a defense mechanism
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This is the answer.
And until we move past this (and many other animalistic traits) we cannot in good faith say we're superior to animals.
We never were, considering we are literally animals.