'abandon myself' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrasal verb meaning to give up or leave oneself behind. For example, "I decided to abandon myself to my emotions and just cry."
"To abandon myself to the fantasy of revolution," he says.
Would I never be able to abandon myself to a book?
And so I have learned to ignore the people who do not like Tabla and to abandon myself to the joys of veal loin, which is served with diced sweetbreads, gingered greens and a marrow bone.
The big plasma screen seemed inadequate; I was constantly aware of the outer edge of the frame just when I wanted to abandon myself within it, yielding to the power and sensuality that Scorsese and the cinematographer, Michael Chapman, had achieved.
Up until recently, when faced with an edge, I would abandon myself and make someone else's truth more significant than my own.
The music was churning, hypnotic, almost psychedelic, and I abandoned myself to it.
Abandoning myself to alcohol and flirtation felt like a salvific, if reckless, kind of machismo.
"I abandoned myself to the hydra," she proclaims melodramatically at the beginning of this account.
I abandoned myself to the most natural and simple course, as I do always, and gave orders for them to be let in.
But it's not so much a question of trust that's at issue here; rather a fear of abandoning myself to a pleasure.
I worked my way through all the food on the platter, all the samosas, then finally, completely abandoning myself, licked the platter itself, and even that had a complex nutty flavor, the flakes of crust melting in my mouth.
