F. Scott Fitzgerald was married to a woman named Zelda Sayre.
They were a power couple during the Roaring Twenties, known throughout Europe for their larger-than-life personalities and lavish parties.
However, their relationship was riddled with infidelity, jealousy, alcoholism, mental illness, manipulation—gaslighting, stonewalling, bread-crumbing, etc—and a never-ending flurry of knock-down, drag-out fights.
During one of their bouts, Zelda hit Fitzgerald below the belt.
Zelda said he had a small penis.
Fitzgerald confided in his friend, Ernest Hemingway.
No. I’m not making this up.
In A Moveable Feast, Hemingway writes of the encounter in great detail.