Behind the turkey and pie lies the untold story of Thanksgiving: the invisible work of hosts. From calculated coordinating to emotional juggling, discover the unseen efforts.
Thanksgiving hosting involves invisible labor, including planning, financial strain, and emotional work.
In keeping with the sprit of gratitude, it's time we recognize the hard work of hosting and share the burden. The truth is that hosting Thanksgiving is not just about cooking the perfect turkey or setting a beautiful table. It’s about the often unnoticed labor of preparation, coordination, and care that’s rarely acknowledged., women continue to bear the majority of household responsibilities, especially in hosting family gatherings. They often do so without acknowledgment, as family members and guests are primarily focused on enjoying the holiday, rather than the work required to create the experience.
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