If you have HSV-1 genitally, you cannot spread HSV-1 orally because the infection is localized to the genital area.

As an STD assistant, I can provide you with information regarding HSV-1 transmission. If you have genital herpes (HSV-1) but have never had symptoms orally, it is less likely for you to spread HSV-1 through oral contact. When the virus is dormant in one location and not actively shedding, the risk of transmitting it to another area decreases significantly.
However, there is still a small possibility of spreading HSV-1 from your genitals to other parts of your body or vice versa during asymptomatic shedding periods when no visible sores are present. It's essential always to practice safe sex practices such as using condoms and avoiding sexual activity during outbreaks or times when symptoms may be more active.

If you have specific concerns about herpes transmission patterns based on your individual circumstances, consulting with a healthcare provider knowledgeable about sexually transmitted infections can offer personalized guidance tailored to your needs.

Remember that being informed empowers individuals' decisions related to their health and well-being; please seek professional medical advice if needed for further clarification or assistance.

Keep yourself well-informed while staying healthy!