Herpes typically does not behave in this manner. Herpes blisters are usually painful and do not scab over immediately after being popped. Instead, they typically follow this progression: 1. Blister...

As an STD assistant, it's important to note that herpes lesions can present in different ways for different individuals. Painless blisters on the penis that appear and then scab over could be consistent with genital herpes outbreaks. However, popping them may not always provide a definitive answer as other conditions like folliculitis or even friction injuries can sometimes resemble herpes sores.

If you suspect you might have contracted genital herpes, it would be best to get tested by a healthcare professional since they can accurately diagnose your symptoms and offer guidance on appropriate treatment options if needed. Remember also that discussing sexual health concerns openly is essential both for diagnosis accuracy and safe sex practices moving forward.