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Your bf is actually more likely to have hsv1 orally and given it to you thru oral sex then he is to have it genitally and have given it to you thru genital to genital contact. It happens but not as often as oral to genital transmission does.
What does this all mean for your relationship? it means - unless you have active genital symptoms, don't worry about. regardless of if your bf has hsv1 orally or genitally, regardless of if you have it only orally or also have it genitally - it's not an issue in this relationship. Both of you have hsv1 in your bodies and it's going to give you both significant protection against contracting it on another body part later on. Get back to enjoying your sex life and don't let this bother either of you.
What does this all mean for your relationship? it means - unless you have active genital symptoms, don't worry about. regardless of if your bf has hsv1 orally or genitally, regardless of if you have it only orally or also have it genitally - it's not an issue in this relationship. Both of you have hsv1 in your bodies and it's going to give you both significant protection against contracting it on another body part later on. Get back to enjoying your sex life and don't let this bother either of you.
grace