支援要請に対する無反応状況下における虐待体験の維持構造――当事者の体験記録と客観的資料を統合した探索的分析

This exploratory study integrates long-term lived-experience records (personal observation data deposited on Zenodo) and objective administrative and medical documents (bankruptcy decisions, disability certificates, clinical referral letters) to examine structural mechanisms that sustain abuse when support requests receive inadequate institutional or environmental responses. Existing abuse research and clinical approaches have primarily addressed risk factors and individual symptom profiles (e.g., complex PTSD). Less attention has been paid to how non-response to support-seeking shapes the subsequent persistence of abusive environments. Analysis indicates that Institutional Non-Responsiveness (Layer 04) interacts with Isolation & Information Blockade (Layer 01), Dependency Fixation (Layer 02), and Normalization & Gaslighting (Layer 03) to drive a Self-Reinforcing Structure. Somatic & Memory Fragmentation (Layer 05) is observed as a consequence of sustained adaptation rather than an environmental maintenance mechanism. The study is based on a single case (N=1) and does not claim statistical generalizability. Complex Multilayered Abuse (CMA) is a publicly documented, non-diagnostic, lived-experience-originated structural framework that has progressed beyond initial personal conceptualization but remains at an early stage of external academic validation and independent application. Deposit of a DOI does not constitute peer review or independent validation.