I Interview Witches for a Living - None of Them Believe in Good Magic | Creepypasta

I make a living recording people who call themselves witches. No spells on camera. No theatrics. Just quiet rooms, a recorder on the table, and long conversations about how their work actually functions. I thought I was documenting beliefs. I thought I was staying neutral. But every interview kept circling the same idea: “good magic” is a lie people invented because they cannot accept payment. According to them, magic always takes something real. Time. Memory. Relationships. Attention. They never argued about whether it was evil. They argued about who ends up paying when outsiders ask for miracles without cost.

As the interviews pile up, things start slipping in my own life. Missing time. Files I do not remember creating. My own voice appearing where it should not exist, quietly listing costs beneath other people’s words. The witches refuse to help strangers. They warn me that the worst curses are disguised as blessings. And slowly I realize the project itself has become a demand, and demand creates debt. This is not a story about spells or rituals. It is about accounting. And once the bill shows up, ignoring it does not make it go away.

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