Some people here get so angry whenever you say anything slightly negative about a male character they start being misogynistic... and go back to the belief every woman is going to or can have a child, because of a fictional man.
wtf are you talking about with this "child" business?
Read the post above mine where it says "hope you'll have a son".
He in fact did not force himself on her. But Yarai did. Readers just want to excuse it because she's a cute girl in a yuri work and Ritsu ended up liking it, so Yarai gets away with it.
Except he did by forcefully dragging her with him, and notice how I didn't call him evil or anything, because that's a fictional teen being awkward and not really understanding how to go about it and then forcing himself on her as a result, and also continuing with her despite noticing she had no interest. It's in the work itself. Both were awkward about it and it's where Ritsu's whole trouble came from! Because they're awkward and unsure of how to deal with things!
I also don't see anyone "excusing Yarai", the readers can recognize she was forcing herself on Ritsu (which was the set up of their relationship, so what do you gain from mentioning that like it somehow contradicts what people said about the guy...?), but the difference is that this is a yuri work, meaning it is focusing on the relationship between girls, and not everything needs to be healthy or consensual in fiction. Isn't the whole appeal in it exactly how she was forceful and insistent about it, and Ritsu ended up liking it because it was her? Because she's gay...? That plays a very big part in the character's reaction and it's not just "you're only excusing it because she's a girl!". Who is denying she was being forceful?
People can point out those things without it being because of a fantastical reason like "misandry", and a girl not liking a fictional man and calling him mean things isn't the end of the world.
This is a "I like it when a girl is forceful on me and a little crazy about me" manga and him being forceful is part of it to show she liked it when it was a girl...
I find this whole "but the girl is doing it too" so boring.