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Everyone should just name their children, John or Jane doe.
eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anythign
Kind of a dumb name. Or was it a normal name in another country years ago?
It seems like an alright name to me. Plus Professor X was one of the better characters in X-Men. More partial to Gambit or Jubilee myself, but that's beside the point. Point being, there are worse names to be had and thus worse ways to be teased by children.
Granted, I doubt his classmates will even know what X-Men is by the time he gets there. You're probably worrying over nothing. But then again, kids will be kids and bullying is like stupidity in that you can't legislate against it nor can you rid the world of it.
Then again, the fact that you're concerned shows that you care at least. So good on you for that.
It's not that bad. X AE A-12 would be worse.
What you tryin' to say, seemingly random letters and number are worse?
Search it on Google
Granted, it's unlikely the kids of 10-15 years from the future would know ♥♥♥♥ about the X-Men. It would still be around, of course, but I don't really think it would be that relevant.
46 years ago my mother named me Abraham
And I'm still dealing with it
A few years ago there was a couple taken to court because they named their child Adolf Hitler. I don't know how it turned out, but you can imagine that would be a pretty sticky legal dilemma.