Nietzsche defines these two people and what goes on in their mind that has them make the choices they do. He also discusses the actions that they do that is defined under Apollonian and Dionysian. I am more Apollonian than Dionysian. However, I do have a little Dionysian in me. There are things that I did well this year and some things that I need to improve on as well. To begin, there is two types of people in Apollonianism and Dionysianism by Friedrich Nietzsche. Apollonian is a person that follows the rules is very precise and cares about other's feelings. Dionysian people are the opposite. They are wild, break the rules, and do what they want and what they feel is best for them at that moment. Nietzsche indicates, "This deep and happy sense of the …show more content…
I think that before everyone moves on with their lives and go to college or to work, they should do a self-evaluation. This way they can look at their strengths and weaknesses. However, don't dwell on your weaknesses. Do this so that you know what to do to become a better person. You should always know your strengths so that you know that not everything that you do is a failure. The strengths are there to remind you that while you are not perfect you do have talents and people know them and appreciate your talents. Use your strengths for you not against you. Your weaknesses may be other people's strengths. This also works the other way. Your strengths may be other people's weaknesses. You are not perfect. I am not perfect. We will never be perfect, but we can always improve on what we don't do as well as we would like to. Never forget our strengths and weakness, just don't dwell in the past or live in the