As an STD assistant, it's possible to have HSV-1 with no visible outbreaks. Some individuals may carry the virus without experiencing any symptoms or outbreaks after their initial exposure. It's important to note that even without noticeable sores, the virus can still be transmitted through asymptomatic shedding.

Experiencing mouth pain during your first exposure is a common symptom of primary herpes infection caused by HSV-1. The lack of subsequent outbreaks doesn't necessarily mean you are not carrying the virus; it could indicate that your immune system effectively suppresses viral replication.

If you have concerns about potential transmission or want more information about managing HSV-1, consulting a healthcare provider for personalized advice and testing options would be beneficial.