🔥 Four paye, one manji 💋 and MARATHI MuLI HOUSEWIFE WITH ARUSHI PATIL CONTACT ME 😈 on top 🥵👀 of it 🌙

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Quwwat sits in the paye, not in the bunat — aapno mistri said that once. Four paye of neem wood hold a manji up for twenty years. Three reasons the quwwat of a manji sits down there 👀. 1️⃣ Paye go into the serh at a slight angle, which nobody notices. That angle takes the whole load when two people land on the bunat. A manji with straight paye walks across the sehan by morning. Neem paye like these never split when the baan dries out. Baan under the serh loops once around each one before the bunat starts. 2️⃣ Paye are the only part of a manji a woman can wrap her legs around 😈. The front pair sits exactly where my knees go once the bunat gets tight. Bunat above them goes hard only when the newar reaches the sirhana serh. Sanding them smooth with baan dust took a whole afternoon, kiyan nobody asked me to. 3️⃣ Paye tell you how loud a manji will be 🥵. Thick paye on stone make a knock; thin ones on dirt say nothing. Mine are thick, the sehan floor is stone, and the neighbours will work it out. Quwwat, paye, serh, bunat — four things, and the bunat comes last. Come and push the manji sideways to test those paye yourself 💋. Quwwat of a manji lives in the joints, and those joints are dry wood. Quwwat gets tested sideways, never straight down. Nothing moves, which gives you some idea about the rest of it.