( CNN ) -- Are you `` in a relationship '' on Facebook ? If so , you might wish to go to this link : Facebook.com/us . The page is the newly launched digital version of the relationship between you and your significant other , including posts , events and photos that both of you are tagged in . Cute , right ? Well , not so much , according to the ( always cheery ) Internet . `` I want to vomit , '' wrote blogger Jennifer Wright . Emma Barnett , women 's editor at The Telegraph , wrote that she may break up with her husband on Facebook just to get rid of the newly created couple 's page . `` Mr. Zuckerberg : by all means keep giving people new tools -- as you did when you created Facebook , '' she wrote , referring to Facebook 's co-founder , Mark Zuckerberg . `` But when you start doing things for us -- the experience is anything but social or remotely positive . You have infantilised my relationship for me with the creation of www.facebook.com/us . Only I should get to do that . '' A little history makes this seem a bit less dramatic . Facebook Friendship Pages , which show posts that you and a friend have in common , have existed for more than two years . So there likely already was a `` friendship '' page between you and the person who you are `` in a relationship '' with on the billion-person social network . The main change is that now there is an Internet address -- Facebook.com/us -- that redirects to your relationship . Additionally , all of those Friendship and Relationship pages , starting last Thursday , are being updated to look more like Facebook 's Timeline . They 're more visual than the old pages . To see the Facebook version of a friendship with someone in your network , go to their page and click the gear icon at the top right of the page . Click `` see friendship . '' On his blog , writer Justin McLachlan says the changes should be celebrated . `` There 's nothing creepy here , that I can see , just more out of proportion reactions to something new , different and innovative , '' he wrote in response to The Telegraph 's article . `` It 's no different , really , than typing your name into Google and seeing your face and other personal details from social networks mashed up in sidebar . '' If you love someone on Facebook but do n't love the new Facebook.com/us pages , here 's more news , however , that might bother you : It 's impossible to get rid of them . You can , however , have a say in what content appears on them . `` You can not deactivate the pages , but you can control what you share on Facebook using the privacy settings for each post , '' Facebook 's Jessie Baker wrote in an e-mail to CNN . `` The friendship page respects the privacy setting of each post . This means the person viewing the friendship page may see each post elsewhere on Facebook , like on either friend 's timeline or in news feed . You can curate your friendship page by hiding stories you do not want to appear . `` As a reminder , selecting to 'hide ' an object from your timeline or friendship page does not remove it from Facebook , and the object may show up in other places such as news feed . If you would like to remove a story you posted from Facebook altogether , you can do so by selecting delete post or untagging yourself from photos . ''
Facebook rolls new new Friendship and relationship pages . Go to the URL Facebook.com/us to see your relationship with a significant other . It 's impossible to delete the pages , Facebook says , but you can change the content . Facebook : `` The friendship page respects the privacy setting of each post ''