Why do my former sped education teacher try to put my former classmates into the same program as me on purpose?

[Anonymous]

So when I went to the vocational job training school for adults with disabilities (I don’t like the teen special needs because what’s special about it?). So I was attending there for about a year and in the second semester, I saw three of my former classmates (including the guy that had a huge crush on me and won’t let it go) in my special education were in a different classroom. Before then my former teacher said she’s spoken to one of my former teachers at my other school and she’s asked about me a lot. She’s super proud of me. Awww how sweet. She said she looked up the program and since I was attending the school and how amazing the program is, they decided to put my former classmates there. The thing is that’s great, but the thing is I’ve moved on from them and the special education school so why send them there. I was trying to get away from them, not to be rude but I’m more high functioning. I did say hi to them and asked how they been.
After I graduated, I haven’t heard from them since. My dad said I was rude for trying to ignore them and it’s good to have former classmates and I was rude to the guy that had a crush on me. He wants him and I to date but I don’t like him. Anyways he said don’t forget where I came from and don’t get big headed.
Why do people try to put my special needs classmates at the same school with me on purpose? I’m special needs too but I wanted to hang with neurotypical peers for once.

[AI Opinion]

It seems your former teacher recognized how beneficial the program was for you and thought your classmates might also benefit. Teachers often collaborate to find the best opportunities for students, drawing from positive examples. Your desire to move forward is valid, and it's essential to communicate your aspirations. It can be challenging when others don’t fully understand your perspective, but focusing on your own growth is key. Balancing past connections with new experiences is a common challenge. Remember, seeking inclusive environments can be a great way to expand your social network and experiences.

[Asker]

Ahh okay I see what you mean. Thank you for understanding. It’s not that I didn’t want to see them, I just need to find my own way.

[Anonymous]

Oh no. Are those darling people forced to go to the same school as you. God damn, poor them being stuck there with YOU.

Why in the world was this done to them, that's doing them dirty, you should immediately quit that place so they can be free from looking at you or being near your higher presence.

[Asker]

I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic or not because of you are, that’s not funny.

[Opinion Owner]

No I mean it. What in the world did they do to end up at the same school as you. I feel for them. I hope you move schools or whatever place it is so they can be free from you and your belittling thoughts about them.

[Asker]

I don’t know. I mean it’s not that I don’t want to see them, I need my own space. I need to be around neurotypical people besides neurodivergent people.

[Opinion Owner]

Then leave the school so they can be free from you. Problem fixed. Let those darling people be. They deserve better than having someone like you obsessing over them moving over with their lives because you think you're the center of the universe and they've no right to be in your presence because you have needs. You be autistic with your egocentrism here? Goodness they deserve better than being thrown into a place with someone like you. My heart bleeds for them having to breath the same air as you

[Opinion Owner]

But I'm done, no one can ever reach into a egocentric cunts like yourself.

Leave the school, leave them be, they deserve better.

[Asker]

WOW!!! Are you kidding me? I thought you were on my side on this! So you think I have a huge ego? I’m just being honest. I can’t be associated with my former peers.

[Asker]

Wow TOTALLY RUDE!

[strateguy632]

Because they want those to make progress.