Additionally, some people may have underlying issues such as insecurity, low self-esteem, or unresolved trauma that contribute to their difficult behavior. Dealing with difficult people requires skills in communication, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, and boundary-setting. It is crucial to remain calm and composed when interacting with them, as getting defensive or confrontational can escalate the situation. Active listening, empathy, and validation can help to defuse tension and build rapport. Setting boundaries and assertively communicating your needs and boundaries can also help to establish healthy and respectful relationships.
