I'd say it is a great reason to write a new language. I mean, otherwise we'd just stick with assembly, no?
If you thought using a new language would give you better runtime character, you were wrong. Languages are transpiled and cross-compiled on the reg, and it really makes no difference to the runtime what language you used to get your bytecodez into the scheduler.
Newcomers don't need connectors anyway, they need the room to experiment with syntax and such, get their head around ASCII symbols. It's great, good luck.
In my teens I wrote Snake and Dig-Dug and Chinese Checkers and whatnot. I was learning to write anything at all. But twenty years on, distributed systems are applications. Writing Golang as though it changes the paradigm is fucking silly. But learn however you want to learn.