See Inside Medicine. What Are You Seeing? [COVID-19 medical news] - #5914 by ucbalumnus and the paper linked from it at https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(22)00801-5/fulltext .
You obviously do not want to get COVID-19 intentionally. However, lots of people did get COVID-19 despite trying to avoid getting it. For those who had both vaccines and infection (i.e. hybrid immunity) in their history, the risk of getting COVID-19 is generally significantly lower than vaccine-only, infection-only, or none. Of course, the risk is not zero, and some unlucky people get it again, and should probably consider themselves to be at elevated risk in the future.
Also, the long COVID risk if you do get COVID-19 appears to be significantly lower after vaccination than without vaccination. My observations on the matter were posted at Who here has not gotten COVID? Who has long COVID? - #104 by ucbalumnus .