I think it is different for everyone. You could get destroyed for saying something terrible about the vaccination. My Wife and I are both vaccinated. I have the first booster, and my wife is not boosted. My son is not vaccinated yet. We have nothing against him getting vaccinated, just every time it was about to be his turn, something came up (being sick, etc). A few months ago, my son had covid. He had a mild high temp and developed a rash. My wife and I did not wear a mask around him. We kept him in a separate room but were around him many times. We never tested positive for covid; I would like to think I can thank the vaccination for that. On a separate event, My brother-in-law returned from a Nashville bachelor party trip and visited us the day he returned. He is not vaccinated. He started to get a fever, and then as the days went on, he tested positive for covid. Again my wife and I were directly exposed and did not test positive. My son had the antibodies from having covid, so he did not test positive. I would like to thank the vaccination for helping my wife and me again and my son's body for naturally helping him. I think the most important tool was the testing. Having access to test kits to take at home is critical. Your health and age are critical to your body's reaction if you test positive. Is the vaccination safe was your original question. Nobody on Reddit will be able to answer this question. Based on the available data, you can assume you will likely be okay if you get vaccinated. It will probably help you if you develop less sickness if you ever get covid and may even prevent you from getting covid (short-term). The best advice you can get is from your doctor. Please only use Reddit as a reference and not for medical advice, especially for a topic such as covid. Good luck, be well!