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Originally Posted by Shadow5YA
Smart adults would think that these children are schizophrenics. I believe Madoka made the right decision by asking her mother without mentioning the magic.
Also, even if there were adults who believed them, they would be powerless against Witches. While conventional modern weapons can damage Witches, the only reason Homura can get away with it is because her ability allows to accurately place every shot. Normal adults won't get that luxury. I also don't think the notion of sending middle school children off to fight much like sending a soldier off to war would sound very ethical to them. Then you would have adults who would get involved more than necessary and become a burden on the battlefield.
If it's a personal or psychological problem like Sayaka's love troubles, then Witches do not need to be mentioned, and they could ask for help the same way Madoka asked her mother.
While it would be nice to ask for an adult's help, I don't think an adult can help with magic at all.
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Problems with magic are of course betterdealt with by meeting people with the requisite knowledge, like the Watchers of BtVS or Touko Aozaki in KnK. If magic really exists in a particular verse there are bound to be people studying it in some capacity or another, even if they may be hard to find right away.