The downside of HSV is that it affects everyone differently. For you, it results in few-to-zero outbreaks because your immune response to HSV-1 is robust and systemic. For your future partners, it is difficult to say. If you happen to infect one of them, will they exhibit no symptoms, implying their body has a robust immune response? Or, will they exhibit frequent and severe symptoms, implying their body has poor immune control of the virus? It's impossible to know.

It'd be so much easier to have HSV if we were to have a better way to screen how someone's immune system would react to contracting it. There have been studies illustrating genetics plays a large role in the immune response to HSV.