Hi @Will2134
Welcome to the forum as a new member, for your first posts it must have been pretty daunting.
I must say your listings look fabulous.
I don't know why your question has not been simply answered as you asked?
If you had been pointed to the Terms and Conditions that every new member gets battered for, for not learning verbatim, your answer would be clear. Like "The Knowledge" a taxi driver needs to qualify in London to drive a cab - how you can be driving those lovely listings - I have no idea! ? ( I do, 😉). The answer they could have told you would be that SuperHost can easily be turned off.
In the terms here: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/superhost/terms (you should find an equivalent French version -https://www.airbnb.fr/superhost/terms ) you will find the following:
"Airbnb does not endorse any Superhost, nor guarantee or control the quality, safety, suitability, or conduct of any host, regardless of whether or not a host is a Superhost. If you qualify for the Superhost status, this means you’ve met our Superhost performance standards, which are measured by an automated system. It does not mean that Airbnb endorses, certifies or approves your listing or you as a host"
And:
"If you wish to turn off your Superhost badge, please contact Airbnb. Turning off your badge does not affect your Superhost status; you’ll still be able to enjoy the benefits of being a Superhost. If you want to turn your badge back on, please contact Airbnb"
I might have suggested that you could always invite a mate to stay - (I'll volunteer) - and could give you nil stars but accompany those with a great public review! If that doesn't work, I might need to come back again 😀. Although great for me, your ratings would then offer you no benefit, so back to the switch off option..