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[Witcher franchise] Is being a Witcher a good life?

Compared to the life of an average human in the North, is being a Witcher that bad of a gig?The few witchers I know complain a lot about their fate, but then again, so does almost everybody else.There are of course pros and cons, but the average boy who becomes a witcher would otherwise most likely die in the gutter, become a beggar, thief, or worse, a farmhand.

CON: You are forced to undergo murderous training and excruciating Trials

PRO: The alternative is most likely dying in the gutter as an unwanted child

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CON: Your job is dangerous, violent and dirty, you will most likely not die of old age

PRO: The most likely alternative is being a farmer, which will break your back at 40

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CON: You are a mutant pariah that people fear and hate

PRO: you are also a badass hero whom people respect and are thankful to

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CON: You run from one job to another, often sleep under the sky

PRO: once you do the job, you often get A LOT of cash

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CON: you are sterile and cannot have children

PRO: you are sterile and can have all the sex you want. You live very long and have time to find friends and "family"

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CON: Your order is declining, there is fewer witchers every year

PRO: means there is more job for you, and better pay

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CON: Your life puts you in danger all the time

PRO: You are extremely capable in kicking danger's ass and getting paid for it.

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CON: Sorcerers and mages have unhealthy interest in you

PRO: Sorceresses and witches have an unhealthy interest in you.

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CON: Humans distrust you

PRO: Non-humans trust you far more than they trust humans.

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CON: You spend your childhood and teen years in a brutal bootcamp/school

PRO: You get the best rounded education that even princes rarely get

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CON: Your emotions are dulled by the chemicals you took and your upbringing

PRO: dulled emotions come in handy when you live in a violent world

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etc.

What do you think?
gpt
No, one of the themes of the books is that Geralt is viewed by humanity as a monster. He doesnt have normal human relations hes a freak show. His friends are other freak shows. 

He almost always has no money because humans live in cities and can handle *most* monsters that live in the wild. 

Hes broke, ugly, a mutant, has very few close friends and his occupation is slowly going away.