Requête SQL pour faire correspondre les vendeurs et les acheteurs

La réponse de @SérgioMichels devrait être correcte. Mais il n'obtient pas le nom du vendeur et utilise une syntaxe qui devrait (à mon avis) être évitée.

Alors, voici une alternative...

SELECT
  buyer.name          AS buyer,
  buyerWants.name     AS buyer_wants,      (assuming the items have names),
  buyerHas.name       AS buyer_has,
  seller.name         AS seller,
  sellerWants.name    AS seller_wants,
  sellerHas.name      AS seller_has
FROM
  People              AS buyer
INNER JOIN
  Wishlist            AS buyerWants
    ON buyerWants.person_id = buyer.person_id
INNER JOIN
  Giveaways           AS sellerHas
    ON sellerHas.item_id = buyerwish.item_id
INNER JOIN
  People              AS seller
    ON seller.person_id = sellerHas.seller_id
INNER JOIN
  WishList            AS sellerWants
    ON sellerWants.person_id = seller.person_id
INNER JOIN
  GiveAways           AS buyerHas
    ON  buyerHas.item_id = sellerWants.item_id
    AND buyerHas.person_id = buyer.person_id
WHERE
  buyer.person_id = ?