<human>: I am currently in school studying to be a paramedic. I've already started doing some of my placement hours and I love it. My profs all really seem to think that I'm going to make a great paramedic which is really good to hear. 

However, I am very concerned that I'm going to end up with some junkie who's in the middle of ODing, or someone who was attacked at a bar for sexually assaulting a woman or any other moral quandry for a paramedic and I'm not going to want to help them.

I generally see things in black and white, and while I understand that no matter what, my job in life threatening situations is to give whoever is in my ambulance the best chance of surviving from the time I pick them up until I get them to the hospital. I also know that I'm going to be unmotivated to help someone who I'm going to judge as having done wrong. 

It's not like I'm actively going to try and harm them, but I can't say that I'd either want to help them, or will I feel good about it.

My girlfriend seems to think this makes me an awful person and in her words. 
"You may not play god inside an ambulance"

Agree or no?

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<bot>: Studying to be a paramedic, no motivation to help people who I don't think deserve my help, am I awful?