If you have to start your post with a mention that it's against the rules (be it the actual rules or the ones stated in this thread), reconsider the content of the post.
This isn't any better.
Additonally, in regards to all the comments starting with "I don't want to sound self-centered/conceited," and the like, cut that out. A disclaimer like that doesn't magically change your overall message, and you're being asked to like yourself. It's a self-confidence thread. Take this one chance and be self-centered. Be conceited. Appreciate yourself.
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Ultimately, all of my favorite qualities about myself stem from how, uh... not-difficult I try to make things.
Not knowing the word for that off the top of my head aside, I try to avoid conflict and unnecessary drama. I don't make things harder than they need to be. I admit it does sometimes rely on the other side, but if you're not a difficult person, I promise I won't be either.
When I DO get tired of people actively and persistently doing something I don't like or something objectively bad, even friends, I will A) distance myself from it to let everyone else go about their business, or say something about it. That's a bad look for you. Stop it. They're pretty wildly different courses of action but I don't think either one is bad or necessarily "difficult."
I put a huge value on honesty and if I suspect someone of being fake somehow I probably will not abandon the idea until it is concretely proven or disproven. One could argue this is something that makes me difficult instead of the opposite, but I actually think it serves as an indicator that I don't play that myself and if directly asked I will be real with someone without question. Note that I chose that wording not because I sit around hiding things until people ask about it, but because I don't go spitting the harsh truth at people unwarranted, which ties into a thing above. On the flip side, if someone criticises something I do or some part of me (reasonably!), joking or otherwise, and it's legitimate, I am more likely to just say "you right" than try and defend myself.
I consider myself an excellent listener and, even when I don't have a whole lot advice to offer, generally do my best to help people or at the very least, exist for them, if I feel like it will have any effect.
I have the fun ability to do a lot of different voices, a number of which are entertaining, probably.
And probably my favorite favorite, I have the mindset that things infallibly work themselves out eventually. If I get really fkn mad at a League game, sure, I'm mad, but I get over it easily. If some bad stuff happens, it'll blow over. If I have a headache, sleep it off. Cliche as it is, I actually do feel that time heals all wounds. The fabled sleep reset solves everything.