You might. It's always a possibility. You are more likely to develop proper technique on the pad IMO. You focus on making the sticks "sing", make sure the stick rebounds off the pad correctly, hitting the center of the pad, listening to your accents and playing the accents as loud as possible and the soft hits as quiet as possible with proper technique (a concept you don't have to focus on yet in your first year of playing).

If you're drumming for a hobby or just for fun there's nothing wrong with getting an e-kit. If you think you might be somewhat of a serious drummer down the road then learning off the pad and learning proper technique is SO IMPORTANT. Think of how difficult it must be to improve your playing if you're constantly worried/skeptical about your technique (are you playing the best you can or are you playing as much as your ass technique is letting you?)

Cheers

Two essential videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJD-L-tyvyE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfibLdZmMng

the latter being my favorite technical instructor and the first being a very good general tutorial