lol ikr!
I started working out about 3 years ago, and also within a few months, my wrists would be limiting me, so what I did was, I'd lower the weight and perform the reps slightly slower and with better form and control. And that seems to have fixed the issue. And the same thing also happened to my left shoulder or left clavicle, especially when benching. It's because I was just ego lifting. But when you put your ego aside and lower the weight and considerably improve the form and raise the reps to about 10 to 15, keep it in that range, and go to failure, then nothing no joints hurt. And I've been doing this for a while now. I am seeing insane hypertrophy. So it's good that your strength has increased significantly, but maybe don't focus on putting up a lot of weight and focus more on the form and the quality of each individual repetition. Because when I did that, all my joint pain over time completely disappeared. And I go and lift daily for two hours (ppl split) and have zero joint pain. so my question to you is whats your rep range looking like? are you ego lifting?