Teens have different people, places, and events that make them feel angry. How mad do you feel when...? Click on the face that best describes how you'd feel. (This quiz requires Javascript to be enabled in your web browser.) You are laughed at, teased, or criticized in front of others You are told to do something you don't want to do You are punished for something you didn't do Finding someone has talked behind your back Having someone go into your room, backpack, or locker without permission Being called a name, insulted or disrepected Have someone break something of yours Having someone insult or disrespect a friend or family member Being pushed or shoved Getting a bad grade Messing up in a sport or game Losing a game Being threatened Not getting invited to a party or event you wanted to go to Being stood up Losing a game Invading my personal space (in your face) It is OK to feel angry. Everyone gets angry sometimes. You can calm down. You can learn to act without violence. You can control your behavior. You can Think Safe. Learn How 2 Think Safe & Be Safe   This site is part of the Flint Youth Violence Prevention Center. University of Michigan and Hurley Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine