Dealing with toxicity, whether in relationships or environments, can feel overwhelming, especially when it impacts aspects of daily life as delicate as caring for others or managing personal spaces. I once faced a similar challenge where emotional turmoil made simple tasks seem impossible, much like the metaphor of fixing the 'corralito de las gallinas' - the chicken pen - symbolizing taking control over a chaotic environment. From my experience, the process of healing starts with setting boundaries and recognizing the impact toxic behaviors have on mental health. It is crucial not only for personal wellbeing but also for advocating for those around us, including individuals with autism who may experience heightened sensitivities to tension and unpredictability. Awareness and patience are key in these situations. One practical approach I found effective was establishing a routine that brings predictability and calm, which has been particularly supportive for managing autism-related challenges. Small changes, like organizing physical spaces or calming activities, can help create a safe environment both mentally and physically. Sharing these personal experiences on social platforms can foster community support and provide encouragement to others struggling in similar circumstances. It reminds us that while toxic situations are tough, they can be managed and transformed with resilience and care.