About Karissa Welch T.

Karissa Welch T.

Karissa Welch T. is an artist. When the medium is writing, she’s usually hovering around the intersection of theology and society.

She’s a recent transplant to Durham, North Carolina with her husband and two sons. You can interact with her at @weird_eyes or explore Millennial existentialism on her blog, meowmazagine.blogspot.com.

Author Archives: Karissa Welch T.

Bad Moms

Gold-hued, snow-dusted statue of a mother holding an infant

A Portrait of the Mother as Love on Fire: Death, Forgiveness, and Abolition (part III)

September 28th, 2021 | by Karissa Welch T.

I don't want Victoria free in the world at this point, even though I don't believe she should rot in prison. I can't have a relationship with her, even though I have compassion

Bad Moms

Stony statue of a woman holding a child; half her face appears as a skull

A Portrait of the Mother as Love on Fire: Death, Forgiveness, and Abolition (part II)

September 21st, 2021 | by Karissa Welch T.

I used to think that all mothers were as good as they were able to be, even if I didn't agree with some mothers. But there are bad mothers

Bad Moms

A Portrait of the Mother as Love on Fire: Death, Forgiveness, and Abolition (part I)

September 14th, 2021 | by Karissa Welch T.

I called Child Protection Services and asked them to do a well-check on my sister-in-law and her family. The police reported that the hotel room was messy, but nothing was obviously amiss.

About Karissa Welch T.

Author Archives: Karissa Welch T.

Bad Moms

A Portrait of the Mother as Love on Fire: Death, Forgiveness, and Abolition (part III)

Bad Moms

A Portrait of the Mother as Love on Fire: Death, Forgiveness, and Abolition (part II)

Bad Moms

A Portrait of the Mother as Love on Fire: Death, Forgiveness, and Abolition (part I)

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