I just realised that I could!

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It's not a big deal at all IMO. I've dated a few guys that were bald and shaved their heads.

And even when I was skinny and in my teens I had cellulite.

I have a friend with a receding hairline. He puts Bald-Be-Gone goop on it and has been debating hairplugs for a few years now. Honestly, if he didn't talk about it so much I wouldn't notice.

I never notice when men have receding hairlines. It never registers on my radar. If you're balding badly...shave your head? I like a shaved look.

Confidence is key.

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"The very existence of flamethrowers proves that some time, somewhere, someone said to themselves, 'You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done'."
--George Carlin

yep. its why game men are so pathetic. they lack confidence.

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I think that lifting a barbell is probably the single most important thing that women can do to improve their body image. Lifting heavy and feeling stronger and seeing how muscle mass changes your body is a phenomenal experience. - Tamara Cohen

It's fine to say confidence is key but for some guys being bald will take away from their self-esteem and will hurt their own self-confidence. It's pretty natural, I think everyone likes having an option, that being able to shave their head if they want to or having hair.
Some guys can't shave their heads because their skull shape just doesn't work for it. Those are the guys that might be more affected understandably. In such situations there is the option of hair restoration surgery at a clinic. They cost a lot but seemingly work, and it's your natural hair so that's better than some wig or just having to live with something you may not want to deal with.

Whatever makes you happy, don't worry about others thinking you're vain. They aren't in your shoes.

I knew a guy who went bald completely in high school. I also know of a guy who went grey in high school funnily enough.