<p>The aim of this study is observing whether there are significant relationships between the perception of the quality of relationships with the immediate social context, the perception of hedonic well-being, the protected sexual practice, the perception of physical discomfort and the presence of healthy life habits. For this, descriptive and bivariate correlation analyzes were carried out. In the results, significant relationships were found between the variables of the study, with some significant differences by sex, particularly in the relationships on the variables of healthy habits and perception of physical discomfort. In the linear regression analysis, contrary to what was expected, no significant relationships with the protected sexual practices were observed. In the end, results are discussed from the field of social cognition, highlighting their contributions to the field of health psychology, with a view to the prevention of risk behaviors to sexual and reproductive health.</p>
<p><strong>Keywords:</strong> social bonds; subjective well-being; sexual health; physical discomfort; healthy habits</p>