The only way to spread HSV2 thru oral sex is if you have HSV2 on your mouth. So it is completely safe to give oral sex as long as you do not have HSV2 on your mouth.

Yes, it is possible to transmit HSV-2 (genital herpes) through oral sex. While the risk of transmission from genital herpes during oral sex is lower than with vaginal or anal intercourse, there is still a potential risk of spreading the virus. It's important to discuss your concerns and any symptoms you may have with your healthcare provider for personalized advice on precautions and prevention strategies.

If you are concerned about transmitting HSV-2 orally, using protection like dental dams can help reduce the risk of passing the infection to your partner. Additionally, discussing safe sexual practices and getting tested regularly can help manage risks associated with sexually transmitted infections.