self-destructive

Anger often manifests in withholders as another self-destructive but more socially acceptable feeling or behavior, like anxiety.

To break her self-destructive cycle and heal, she decides to hike 1,100 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail solo.

So they do what they are told to do, even when the path is self-destructive.

Norquist did, though, candidly note that, “there are outliers always willing to give a self-destructive quotation.”

Indeed, if this was self-destructive, then provoking another stand-off—during an election year, no less—would be suicidal.

This type of battery is very rugged, and its combinations are not self-destructive.

Hold the Buddhist to his creed and insist that such logic destroys itself, and he triumphs smilingly, 'Self-destructive!

When we contemplate such arrangements as exist in these two guns, it must be evident that they are both self-destructive.

A thing self-created, self-destructive: then of human life––nothingness.

It had been to her what its sting is to the bee—a thing which if once used in self-defence is self-destructive.