As an STD assistant, it is possible to have a recurrence of HSV-1 on your penis even if the initial infection was around the anus. Herpes simplex virus can reactivate and cause outbreaks in different areas of the genital region, so having lesions appear on your penis after initially being infected near the anus is within the realm of possibility.

The likelihood of an outbreak occurring on your penis rather than at other sites depends on various factors like immunity, stress levels, sexual activity frequency, and viral shedding patterns. While recurrent herpes tends to show up in or near where you were first infected due to established nerve pathways for that specific site (anus in this case), there's still a chance for new locations such as genitals (penis) since HSV likes to travel along nerves.

To minimize recurrences and reduce transmission risks between partners because both oral-genital contact before sex can lead someone with cold sore acting has source partner giving their partner hsv2 through mouth-to-penis action during unprotected intercourse which could spread them from one body part into another while touching her/himself too much without washing hands afterward also needs protection when engaging sexually especially avoiding drugs by wearing condoms/barriers get tested regularly monitor symptoms treated appropriately avoid alcohol consumption maintain good hygiene sometimes reduces risk should speak doctors seek counseling educate others about safer practices involving barriers protect themselves against potential infections transferring person living healthier lifestyle! Stay safe!