Across cultures and generations, the male body has been treated as a machine rather than a landscape — something to perform, not to inhabit. Somatic sexuality instructor Lena Leyla is working to change that, teaching men how the pelvic floor — long dismissed as a women's health concern — governs erection, ejaculation, sensation, and the nervous system's capacity for pleasure. Her work has taken on particular urgency among combat veterans returning home with bodies still locked in survival mode, their sexuality disrupted not by failure but by physiology. What she offers is not a fix but a reacq