Why does Adam try to implicate God for his choice by saying it is the woman that God gave him that led to his fall?

One of the most intriguing events in the Genesis accounts of creation is the way Adam tries to pass the blame for the fall to God, was Adam really trying to make God feel responsible for the fall by saying that if God had not created for him the woman, then there wouldn't be a fall in the first place? > And the man answered, “The woman whom You gave me, she gave me fruit from the tree, and I ate it.” - *Genesis 3:12 (Berean Standard Bible)* Was Adam blaming Eve or trying to make God feel responsible by insinuating that if God had not given him the woman, he would have remained sinless?