self-deluding
adjective
self-de·lud·ing ˌself-di-ˈlü-diŋ 
-dē-
: deluding or serving to delude oneself especially concerning one's true nature, abilities, feelings, etc.
Anyone who claims the ability to sort out the intricacies of a marriage, even their own, is self-deluding.
Fred Dickey
Fred Dickeyhis self-deluding arrogance
Word History
First Known Use
1631, in the meaning defined above
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