May or may not. Get tested

If you had unprotected sex with someone who is HSV-2 positive but not experiencing an outbreak, there is still a risk of transmission. However, the fact that you have no symptoms two weeks after does not necessarily mean you contracted it as symptoms may take time to appear or some people may never show any signs.

It's important to get tested for herpes if you are concerned about your status and consider discussing this situation with a healthcare provider. They can provide guidance on testing options and offer support based on your specific circumstances.

Remember, communication and education are key in preventing STDs like herpes. It’s always advisable to practice safe sex by using condoms consistently even when partners do not have visible outbreaks.