Anger can be a scary emotion . It can flare up quickly and make you say and do things you regret when you've calmed down. While it's perfectly normal and healthy to experience or feel conflict with other people, it's not normal or healthy to deal with that conflict violently.
Conflict is disagreement or tension, violence is anger expressed with force or bodily harm.
So the possibility is very real that if you make a classmate angry, you could become a victim of serious violence. As they get older, they should apply conflict-solving to problems that they face. So, they may think that an easy way to win an argument is to threaten opponents, which can lead to accidental injury or death, or even to the intentional use of a weapon. Teens who use violence may die young or spend their lives in prison. Teens who learn to solve problems fairly and nonviolently are respected by others, make friends more easily, and become role models for others.