If someone got pregnant and after taking the test the man said he didn't want to have the baby but you continued the pregnancy

From the day forward he still had sex with you but brought nothing for the child, you went into labour and he didn't attend the birth, the baby is born and still hasn't come to see you who is at fault? Should men have a choice in keeping a child? Should she stop complaining because she made the choice to have the child? Are both at fault and why?
PS you was not in a relationship you was just sleeping together then you fell pregnant

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