Risk for a Reason

I don't think everyone would just jump in the water to save someone that's drowning. I will save people, regardless of the danger, but only things that i'm capable of. If a kid drowned in a lake, i will strip off my top, take off my ipod and jump in the water immediately. Swimming is something that i'm good at, therefore i'm sure that i have the ability to save that someone who's drowning and bring them back up the shore or the side. Lots of people sacrificed their life when jumping off to save strangers, in fact, i believe we have already done this topic before already- -. After you saved someone, if feels natural to save another person, i don't know why but there is just this sympathy for other people that are suffering and you jump in the water again. I forgot what reminded me this sensation, but it was pretty clear to me after you rescued a person you will jump back in the water again for more people. The sense of fear and courage just rose in your heart, you shake, but you get the job done. A even more powerful adrenaline you will have when you put yourself in danger while saving people. It's a complicated line between foolishly put themselves at risk and actually suffered from risks. Its a blurry line, like the part of climbing a mountain. Some people say that its putting youself at risk, then should the people neglect those who are climbing the mountain? What if that's a sport of lots of people and people actually enjoy the climb?