Self-indulgence (noun)

The act of giving into one's own desires or pleasures without restraint.

Origin:

Combination of self and indulgence, meaning the act of giving into one's own desires or pleasures without restraint.

Examples:

1. He was guilty of self-indulgence and never seemed to be able to resist temptation.
2. She was a victim of self-indulgence and had a hard time controlling her impulses.
3. He had a tendency towards self-indulgence and often put his own desires before those of others.
4. She was guilty of self-indulgence, buying whatever she wanted without a second thought.
5. He felt that self-indulgence was not a healthy way to live and it was better to have a sense of discipline.