This name is absolutely vile, naming your child this should be considered universally illegal.
― Anonymous User 11/30/2024
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I think this name is cool. It's not my style, I'm not usually a fan of modern names, but I must admit, the two Xs make it look cool. It reminds me of the future. I don't dislike it. I do respect your opinion.
Do any of you read the rules above before you post a comment? “5. Be as kind as possible. Consider that children may be reading the comments about their own names.” I’ve heard way worse names than Jaxxon anyway, the pronunciation is clear and understandable, the spelling is easy (and easy to correct “that’s Jaxxon with two Xes”), and visually it’s better weighted than Jaxon imo. It’s not my taste but I definitely know people it would suit!
How is it that awful names like Jaxxon are within the top 1000 names, but so many beautiful classics have been forgotten about?"two Xs, so edgy 🤪🤪🤪 now they'll know we're cool, guys!" -🤓.
Okay, what? Compared to this, Oaklynn is amazing. Trendiegh spellings have gone too far. Also, this is for recordkeeping purposes, but this is the worst rated name on behindthename, with a rating of 4% as for late August 2023.
I understand why this name has a 2%, seriously the name Jackson is FINE on its own. Just use Jackson, stop coming up with these tryndeigh spellings your kids will have to spell to people forever.
I like Jaxxon, honestly. Looks futurey, like the name of some sort of hyperintelligent AI. Wouldn't name a kid this, but I'm not appalled by it like most of you seem to be. A name's a name.
Look, I don't think it's a good name, either, but a lot of you seem to have disregarded the comment rule saying to be kind in case children are reading comments about their own names. You don't have to like it. I don't like it. (Why two 'x's?) But y'all have to calm down and consider who is likely to read these comments.
― Anonymous User 1/17/2023
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Huh?! 1%, y'all?! That is lower than for the name Jaxtyn! XD!
Jaxon, Jaxxon, Jaxson, Jaksen, or Jaxsyn. All these trendy spellings are not my style. Jackson is the only spelling I would consider using for a child.