I had 2 because I needed it to travel to see my family, had I the choice again I probably wouldn't have got it. I think for the vulnerable and immunocompromised it made sense even if it wasn't 100% safe.
But hey ho - we are where we are.
That said other than this thread I've not come across anyone that has "long covid". I'm not suggesting it doesn't exist, I'm sure like most infections it can lead to long term issues. In fact recently a friend of mine got a really bad systemic infection, turns out it was tetanus, and although treated he now has to have a pacemaker owing to damage to his heart. So I can believe that any infection even flu, can cause long term damage if you're unlucky or if it affects you particularly badly. We're all built differently and have different reactions to things.
People's health is personal, during the pandemic, restricting movement was probably the right thing to do, it seems logical, but since it was said that it doesn't help prevent the spreading of it, demonising people who chose not to have the vaccine still irritates me. I don't care about the conspiracy theories, just as much as I dislike the extreme evangelising of it.