As an STD assistant, I can provide information on the likelihood of reinfection when two partners with genital herpes (HSV-2) engage in unprotected oral, vaginal, or anal sex.

When both partners already have HSV-2 and are sharing the same virus type, there is no risk of getting a new infection as they each carry their own strain of the virus. However, it is still possible to transmit other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) during sexual activities.

It's important for individuals with herpes to communicate openly about their condition and take precautions such as using condoms or dental dams to reduce transmission risks. While reinfection is uncommon between two people who already have HSV-2 due to having immunity against that particular strain, safe practices should be maintained for overall sexual health.

If you or your partner have concerns about managing herpes within your relationship or want more personalized advice regarding safer sex practices specific to your situation,
consider consulting a healthcare provider specializing in sexual health for further guidance.