I was born with it in me.

[Stinkynigs]

I have been around niggers since I was first born. There has never been a time in my life that I did not know of niggers and I envy those who can claim that distinction. Thus said, even way back when I was a small boy I knew niggers were just, well, different. I remember seeing the little nigglets on the playground at the daycare I attended acting like a total heathen and thinking to myself "there's something not right with those boys". But, of course, I saw these things through the eyes of a child and my views of them had yet to really develop into the sophistication that it is today. The seed, though, was there. My mother and I still laugh at an incident when she was trying to get me to start wearing my summer wardrobe. I was a small boy, around 3 or 4 years old, and she was trying to convince me to stop wearing my jeans and start wearing my shorts for the summer. I liked my jeans and didn't want to have anything to do with the shorts she was trying to put on me. She tried to convince me by telling me that I'd "get a nice tan on my legs." I asked her what a tan was and she replied "your skin will turn brown." In my mind, when she said I'd turn brown I thought I'd transform into one of the nigglets at daycare. This scared the shit out of me and I looked up at her and said "but I don't want to be a little brown boy!" to which I then proceeded to cry. So you see, even then with the full innocence of a child.....I didn't hold them in very high regard.

[NiggaPleaze]

That made me laugh. You didnt want to be a little brown boy. Think when I was that age I was just calling them niggers. Think in hindsight my grandpaw wore off on me. He just flat out called them all niggers.

[Stinkynigs]

That made me laugh. You didnt want to be a little brown boy. Think when I was that age I was just calling them niggers. Think in hindsight my grandpaw wore off on me. He just flat out called them all niggers.

Hadn't even been exposed to the word at that point.

[overseer]

They've always been just pain old niggers to me too. That's a great story man. I called one a nigger on my dads job when I was four...we still laugh about it.

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[White and Raised Right]

Awesome story! I think most human children instinctively sense that niggers aren't like the rest of us. Thankfully, my school was almost nigglet free, but I always did feel like something was off about the few nigglets I did see.

[CT NIGHAVEN]

Hell, I couldn't have been any older than three, when I asked this little girl, Dee-Dee, what a nigger was. She told me they were black, and that they used to be slaves, but now they run around at night and kill people. At five, Dee-Dee was wise beyond her years. From that day forward, I was always wary of niggers. To this day, I've never been a direct victim of TNB. Dee-Dee's words of wisdom may have saved my life.

[sicklecell]

I remember two female friends of mine both saying that niggers are "different". I guess that was a nice way of saying niggers aren't human. Too bad I didn't keep in touch with them. The one I'm with now isn't too bright. She supported Onigger. I'm always talking shit about niggers in front of her just to piss her off.

[xcyrsist]

Awesome story! I think most human children instinctively sense that niggers aren't like the rest of us. Thankfully, my school was almost nigglet free, but I always did feel like something was off about the few nigglets I did see.

My high school was the same way, for the most part.... Only time that I had seen a nigger was in the 11th grade. The only nigger in the school hung out with a known coal burner. The next year - on the first day of school, found out the nigger was arrested for robbery.

[Stinkynigs]

I remember two female friends of mine both saying that niggers are "different". I guess that was a nice way of saying niggers aren't human. Too bad I didn't keep in touch with them. The one I'm with now isn't too bright. She supported Onigger. I'm always talking shit about niggers in front of her just to piss her off.

Different, off, out of sorts, no matter how you phrase it they just weren't normal. Not like the other children.


And when I say I cried, this wasn't a wimpy little cry. This was a full bore, fuck the world wailing after the thought of turning into a nigglet. It scared the straight shit out of me.