How do I tell 'find' to skip all symlink folders?

This must have been answered somewhere, but Google as I might, I cannot find the answer.

According to the find manual, you can use -P (which is default anyway) to prevent it from following symlinks.

But, this applies only to flies. What I want is for find to not follow any folders that are symlinks.

For example, suppose the folder structure is as follows.

Code:

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├── folderA
│   ├── folderAA
│   └── folderAB
├── folderB
│   ├── folderBA
│   └── folderBB
└── linkToOutside -> /somewhere/else/outsideA/

I want to use find, but tell it to search only folderA and folderB, and exclude folder linkToOutside (because it is a symlink).

I have tried the following options but to no avail:

Code:

find -P -xdev '!' -type l

How do I tell find to skip all symlink folders?

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How do I tell 'find' to skip all symlink folders?