Originally from Tennessee, VinChelle is a local drag performer
I knew that I’ve always liked the same sex since I was a little boy. I had crushes on the same sex since I was in elementary school! I was always very OUTSPOKEN and sassy growing up! I was lucky enough to go to a performing arts middle school, high school, annnd college, so I was always surrounded around gay boys but I never really accepted who I really was until sophomore year of high school.
Previously, I tried to fight it, hang out with only straight boys and even “pray it away” but I finally just accepted who I was and came out of the closet. I first told my classmates that I was “bi” but I knew I only liked the same sex.
I soon after told my mother (I was 16) that I only liked the same sex. She took it well and supported me. From then on, I was extremely open about my sexuality. I would definitely get made fun of, but it made me stronger and it didn’t hurt that I had a quick tongue, so I always handled myself! I’m so happy that it has been about 14 years of being out of the closet!!!! Live your life fruitfully, truthfully, and honestly!!!
An Eclectic, Refreshing Recital for Saxophone and Piano
Saxophonist Jess Gillam and pianist Thomas Weaver lit up Princeton University with a thrilling, genre-blending season finale. Don’t miss what made this concert unforgettable