Relationship as Void

A relationship is the change of one phenomenon into another resulting in not only the phenomenon having a common source but also having characteristics that are absent between the newer phenomenon and the prior.  A relationship is thus an absence and is conducive to void much in the same manner a horse changes into dirt with the dirt and horse being connected through the properties of containing minerals but with the dirt being absent of the form of legs, head, etc..  Relationship is thus the absence of one thing in another where the impending void necessitates "relationship" as the observation of void in itself.  This nature of relationship is one of contrast where there is one phenomenon which exists "as is" and another phenomenon which contains parts the prior phenomenon does not.  This contrast is grounded in void.