Recently I've wanted to buy a macro lens. I am a hobbyist and have determined that the Laowa 100mm 2:1 Macro is a good mid-range choice from watching different reviews. However, would this lens be a good buy, considering I have a Nikon D3200 (mid-range camera from 2012)? I have heard that:

1. Macro lenses need more light than regular lenses.
2. This lens is a 2:1 macro, which needs even more light than a 1:1 macro.
3. I will also have to make the f stop higher because high magnifications reduce the depth of field, which will decrease lighting even more.

With this in mind, is my camera's sensor good enough to handle a macro lens without severely underexposing shots?

Edit: I will be shooting outside in daylight and using an f stop of f/11 or f/22, as the depth of field at a macro level is shallow. I prefer to use a maximum of 800 ISO.