Do any of you celebrate Thanksgiving en-femme

[Carole/CCD]

Do any of you celebrate Thanksgiving en femme

[Michaela Jane]

I do, but not overtly. I spend the day with my step kids. They know that I wear some of their late mothers clothes, but they don't know the extent of my crossdressing, or at least I don't think they do. I have changed my wardrobe around a lot since my wife passed nine years ago and I have little in the way of "man drab" in the house anymore. So being en femme for thanksgiving will, for me, mean panties, tank top, a long sleeved top, socks boot cut jeans and sneakers. All those items were purchased in the womens department. I will look like Dad though, and they usually don't make any comments.

[OrdinaryAverageGuy]

I'll be Dad. I'll have my toering on and visible, probably an anklet, and my cutoffs are Lee Riders but no one will know that. Beyond that, no. After everyone leaves, it'll probably be leggings time!

[valerie anne]

In the UK, Thanksgiving really means nothing to us!

We understand that it is a lovely family celebration, with roast turkey etc., but that's what we have on Christmas Day.

You have Black Friday, for shopping in the sales, which we have on Boxing Day, the 26th Dec. We get a barrage of Black Friday advertising, but we do wonder why!

Do you still have turkey & presents on Christmas day as well? As kids we were bought up on Hollywood: Bing Crosby, White Christmas, It's a Wonderful Life etc!

[alwayshave]

I don't as I am with family. But, my local meetup group has a Thanksgiving dinner at a local LGBTQ restaurant.

[Raychel]

I live alone with closest friends 3 hours away and closest family 4 hours away.

So for that reason, I will work for a while, When I am home I definitely will be dressed.
But honestly that is just about everyday for me when I am not traveling

[nvlady]

Yes, we do have turkey and presents on Christmas. Also, Black Friday is so named because it is the start of Christmas shopping and there is so much shopping that businesses Start making a yearly profit and go from using red ink to show losses all year to using black ink to show profits.

[SaraLin]

No.
While we're not expecting anyone, my wife will worry about someone from her family "dropping in" for a visit.
So - I'll have to be drab "just in case."

[Jillcder]

I will be with my family so no but I do have a cool story one of my wifes friends has a daughter that told her mother that her husband would be dressed in womens clothing when they arrived for thanksgiving dinner and requested to be called by her chosen female name. True story! I was told the daughters father was more that a little uncomfortable.

[Connie D50]

I wish lol

[Sherrii]

Very likely as we will be alone. Not expecting any visitors.

[Genifer Teal]

With friends. Separate celebration with family. Not as fun.

[Cheryl T]

We'll be with family who are unaware and most likely anti so no I won't be all dolled up for the day.

[Michaela Jane]

Do you still have turkey & presents on Christmas day as well? As kids we were bought up on Hollywood: Bing Crosby, White Christmas, It's a Wonderful Life etc!

As a Brit expat, I can say that my family do not do turkey at Christmas after having it at Thanksgiving. They prefer to have a ham joint (Gammon to us). Thankfully, they do not go for some of the other stuff that gets served at Thanksgiving, like candied yams with marshmallows and pumpkin pie. To be fair to many Americans who like that stuff, I have tried them, but... :puke: As far as the TV goes, they watch the Macy's Christmas parade, the National Dog Show and Miracle on 34th Street.

[racquelr]

Yes, we do have turkey and presents on Christmas. Also, Black Friday is so named because it is the start of Christmas shopping and there is so much shopping that businesses Start making a yearly profit and go from using red ink to show losses all year to using black ink to show profits.

Although now it seems Black Friday sales start at the beginning of the month and run through all November and then into cyber Monday sales.

[JohnH]

Since my routine presentation with rare exception is en femme, of course I celebrate Thanksgiving en femme. I overwhelmingly wear dresses.

John

[April Rose]

I will this year. A trans couple from our local meetup group will be dining with us, as will my son and my wife's daughter. I am really looking forward to it.

[JesseVF]

Jill - that is a cool situation, and especially interesting from your perspective.Hope it goes well.
For me nope - at least until I hit the sack.

[Natalie5004]

I cook kind of messy, I would get splash back on my good girl clothes. Not gonna do it.