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Yep, that was my experience too. As they became sensitive, I've hurt myself quite a few times.
Even more than that, somehow I feel like I'm a bit clumsier in general.
Changes in muscle mass, body fat, new weight added to your chest, and slight shifts in your center of gravity will do that.
The gender dysphoria bible has a bit where they say balance and coordination generally get better on HRT. Always bugged me because that seems to be the opposite experience for most people.
That makes sense
I tend to drop stuff more easily. Most likely because my grip is changing too.
But yeah being clumsy may not be the proper way to convey it.
Most likely the physical changes are faster than the change in muscle memory and the spatial perception of my silhouette.
I haven't noticed an increase in clumsiness, just dramatically increased sensitivity (but not in a good way yet).
It became better for me after ~2 months-3 months
Sensitive still, not as "painful" but let's say there are some "good feelings" there too now.