LAMY Accent Brilliant Fountain Pen

In comparison with larger nibs an extra fine is always going to give you a little more feedback. If this is your first gold nib, I wouldn't mess around...but....if you've got a paper grocery bag you can ( LIGHTLY AND ALWAYS INKED UP) do some figure eights while rotating the nib all around. Just a few times. Be careful, maybe find some videos. Err on the side of caution. My guess though is you just aren't used to the feel of an extra fine nib. Also gold will pick up the intricacies of your hand over time, so just regular use on nice paper will eventually smooth out a little. If after a bit you really think something is wrong, have someone who knows what they're doing look at it. If there is really some smoothing that needs to be done - or the tines are out of alignment - or whatever, they'll know. And you'll learn something. With nice pens the rule is go slow, and you'll pick it up as you go along. Maybe get some cheap pens and some cheap nibs and some mylar and micromesh. Play around when the stakes are low. Welcome to pen stuff!