Self-pity (noun)

1. Feeling sorry for oneself, especially in a self-indulgent or excessive way.
2. Feeling of sadness or disappointment about one's own troubles or misfortune.

Origin:

Composed of the word "self" meaning "oneself" and "pity" meaning "feeling of sorrow or compassion".

Examples:

1. He was consumed by self-pity after losing his job.
2. She fell into a state of self-pity after her break-up.
3. His self-pity was overwhelming and prevented him from taking action.
4. The character's self-pity is evident in his constant complaining.
5. He was drowning in self-pity, unable to see the good in his life.