viralencore84, I'd suggest you first look at your personal goals and then determine wether or not you should deadlift. FORGET about what people on here say, they don't know you and your body, do what is BEST AND SAFEST FOR YOU...I've followed the advice of various bodybuilders/powerlifting wannabes and did the big 3 (bench, squat, dl) little did I know, I had FLAT FEET and this is a leading cause of Patellar Femoral Syndrome (****ED UP KNEES). If I was you, I'd carefully analyze the pros and cons of the deadlift, i mean the squat has its pros and cons (if you think about it, it has more cons than pros) and then you have to consider this notion (to learn to deadlift or squat properly, you CAN'T watch videos/read guides, YOU NEED TO BE SHOWN) Who do you know that can teach you a proper deadlift?
Seriously before you hurt yourself, I'd recommend LEARNING the form (join a powerlifting club/olympic lifting club) and then see if it's for you.
Please don't do what I did, and fall victim to the wannabe powerlifter/bodybuilder syndrome. You need to realize these people are BORN with great genetics, workout CONSTANTLY, have a strict diet, and use steroids...training is literally there life. If you just wanna get stronger and improve health, then I see NO reason for you to learn such a difficult movement.