Ryan Phillippe Lists 18 Things He Is Done With
The actor posted a list of topics and habits he no longer plans to engage with, inviting followers to share their own.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Home Organization
Ryan Phillippe posted a list of 18 things he no longer engages with going forward on Sunday, including Halloween, fantasy football, politics, and doomsday scenarios. The list was captioned as a way to keep himself accountable, and he urged his 1.2 million followers to post their own lists and tag him.
Why it matters
Public lists of personal boundaries have circulated widely on social media as a form of self-reflection and digital disengagement. Phillippe's post reflects a broader trend of people publicly framing what they will stop spending time and attention on.
The list contains 18 items and was posted on Sunday, November 1, 2026, from Phillippe's phone's Notes application. Phillippe's account has approximately 1.2 million followers, and the post was shared publicly on social media.
The players
Ryan Phillippe
Ryan Phillippe is an American actor known for films such as Cruel Intentions and for his television work, and he was recently cast in 9-1-1: Nashville.
The details
The list is titled 'Things i no longer engage with going forward' and includes items such as 'fake love,' 'grudges,' 'being used,' 'being judged,' and 'pro sports (except the sixers).' Phillippe's daughter Ava also shared a photo of herself with two friends dressed as cats on Instagram stories around the same time.
Timeline
Sunday, November 1, 2026: Phillippe posts the 18-item list on social media.
Mid-October 2026: Season 2 of 9-1-1: Nashville premieres.
April 2026: Phillippe is announced as the newest cast recruit for 9-1-1: Nashville.
Season Trajectory
Public self-accountability posts have become a recurring format on social platforms, where individuals list habits, topics, or relationships they intend to stop engaging with. Phillippe's list joins this pattern by inviting followers to contribute their own, extending a personal commitment into an audience-driven exercise.
Readers considering a similar personal reset can draft a written list of commitments they want to stop engaging with and share it with someone who can help them follow through. Keeping the list visible, such as in a notes app or on a home wall, can serve as a reminder when old habits resurface.
The takeaway
Writing down what you will no longer give your time and attention to can make personal boundaries concrete and easier to revisit. Sharing the list with others can add a layer of accountability that private intentions often lack.
Further reading
Explore more on Home Organization for ways people structure their routines and personal spaces.
Source note: This article includes information reported by EW.
