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A: The STDs that you can get from hand-to-penis or mouth-to-penis contact when there is no contact with seminal fluid ("cum") include herpes, genital wart virus (HPV), or syphilis. Usually any of these will be transmitted most easily or frequently when there are blisters, warts, or sores (ulcers)on the penis. However, both genital herpes and genital warts can rarely be transmitted from normal appearing skin on the penis (or vaginal area) without visible blisters, sores, or warts. HIV would be transmitted only from contact of "cum" with the mouth, vaginal, or anal lining or through skin that had a break or cut in it, so there should be no risk of HIV from the contact you describe. In fact there is very low risk of getting any STD from your contact. However, it is safest to use a condom when giving oral sex to avoid any contact with semen or "precum," and to decrease any STD risk.