It implies that the recipient should be pandering to your 'needs'.
Better to say that it is the thing that has 'needs' - e.g. 'the rubbish needs to be taken out [before the dustbin people get here]'
Better to say that it is the thing that has 'needs' - e.g. 'the rubbish needs to be taken out [before the dustbin people get here]'
People on the spectrum will probably struggle with that type of ambiguity too, which is worth keeping in mind.