Friendsgiving is far from a new concept—YPulse first reported on the rise of this holiday tradition among Millennials over a decade ago. It originally took off on college campuses as a way for students to put a spin on the typical family-centered Thanksgiving celebrations, often full of holiday stress and rigid expectations. Friendsgiving offered something different: the chance for young people to gather with friends in a low-pressure environment and celebrate community on their own terms. Over the years, the tradition has grown beyond campuses, cementing itself as a mainstay for many young people. It’s become less about replacing Thanksgiving...