People sometimes find it difficult to be around those who really don't "need" anyone to like them because:
A)they derive their purpose from displeasing others.
B)they typically receive unconditional positive regard.
C)they have an internal locus of control.
D)they expect others to share their need for acceptance.

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People who don't "need" anyone to like them may expect others to share their need for acceptance, which can create a disconnect in social interactions. This can make it difficult for others to relate to them or feel comfortable around them.

People Sometimes Find It Difficult to Be Around Those Who