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I would say there isn't really a distinction between between those cities besides superficial qualities. However, I would say that women from the big three cities in the U.S. are going to be way more status and image oriented than smaller cities or obviously semi-urban or rural areas. It's going to be all about how you look, what you are wearing, where you work, who you know, how much you make etc. -- anything past that doesn't count for a lot of people.
That said, it's a pretty big over-generalization. It's like saying everyone semi-urban or rural areas are hicks which is clearly not factual as well. Though I do believe to some extent this stereotype exists, especially since I've at least been exposed to it as a college student traveling to these cities.
I DO realise I'm generalizing millions of people, but just thought it'd be a fun discussion[/b], not to be taken seriously at all.
Generalizing millions of women by the negative stereotypes of them in these cities isn't setting up for a "fun" discussion.
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