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What's an immediate turn off in a person?
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Absolutely false. It's a universal truth of our species to seek status, everyone does it.
Your statement itself is essentially an attempt to gain more status. You're likely not part of "urban" and "younger" environments, thus "badmouthing" them raises your status comparatively.
My telling you this is an attempt to sound intelligent, which raises my own status.
Well you failed.