I've read up until she invited him to her room. I was led to believe that the premise went beyond that and for him to accept both sides of her. If it's the generic "be true to yourself" then I'm disappointed. All those scenes were for nothing.This is the development of the story. From the start you see that Yuuhi have her "true self" and her "facade" and the protagonist just want that she step up and be on her true self without being afraid. Being true to herself was the premise even before her route initiate. Well, without this confrontation she will not date with the protagonist and will not develop her character. Most of time he thinks about this, but, he think about letting it be for a while until she wants or have opportunity. I don't know if you are in before confession, but, if after, you will agree with protagonist.
Some of my all-time favorite eroge has this, but in Amakano 2's case, it happens too soon. He still barely knows her but is already making plans about her.I like when protagonists changes and develop over time when in a route and are more present in an relationship, i've already read so many VN and i'm already tired of heroines just mocking protagonists or doing something for/to him without receiving back and him just being "passive" on their actions just to see him thinking "Oh, she's so cute" and then repeat. I like to see an equal relationship with equal actions and not one-sided, and, that's what amakano 2 protagonist do everytime: maintain equaliness. That's don't make heroine shine less, on contrary, this make she shows other sides and make not only heroine but the relationship shiny more.
As for the equalness in relationship, in Yuuhi's case at least, the difference between confessing to her at the first opportunity and letting her confess is like heaven and earth. Many things don't click when you do the former.