self-condemned

adjective

self-con·​demned ˌself-kən-ˈdemd 

: condemned by oneself

self-condemned by poor decisions

For example, Kafka is presented as a profoundly unhappy, deliberately self-condemned fellow who often thought of himself with the pseudonym of "the Bachelor" …

—John Calvin Batchelor

The lazy person has to look on hard workers as fools; otherwise he stands self-condemned …

—Bruce K. Waltke

Word History

First Known Use

1615, in the meaning defined above