Healers that don't want to DPS are like DPSes who refuse to move out of AoEs.

[KDSilver]

Mana management is a part of the healer job, and when we heal and dps, we know how far we can go.

I hope you don't base your idea on people who are doing this in the wrong way.

When we are two healers in a static, we know who does what at which moment so that we don't burn all our MP together.

If you are in df or pf, since you don't know with who you are playing, you might not play the same way.
Always need to adapt.

[Silverquick]

Mana management is a part of the healer job, and when we heal and dps, we know how far we can go.

I hope you don't base your idea on people who are doing this in the wrong way.

When we are two healers in a static, we know who does what at which moment so that we don't burn all our MP together.

If you are in df or pf, since you don't know with who you are playing, you might not play the same way.
Always need to adapt.

While I agree with that base principle...

I also fully understand why a healer regardless of situation is not interested in pulling some DPS's weight because they're not good enough. So keep their MP reserve pool.

It's completely logical for them to do so given the massive damage that can be sustained by a party if all hell breaks loose and chaos strikes.

I have been in the reverse shoes of having a healer go down and having to backup heal until I could get them Raised. So I am aware of just how fast that pool can be drained at any given time.