It's not even coercion, because that means he pressured, forced, threatened or tricked her and nowhere in that text she suggests he did any of that. They were already engaged in consensual sexual and passionate acts like kissing, getting naked and him giving her oral, which by the way she bared no mention of being uncomfortable with that. That incident where she said he kept placing her hand on his penis after she kept moving it was VAGUELY described, because my questions are: they literally said nothing to each other that whole time? Just kept doing that? That could've been taken as hard to get. Especially when you just had consensual physical contact with one another. Women play that game, I have had a girl play that game when it came to flirting. Should I be worried now that she would want to come out and said I coerced her into a date with me? She told him to slow down, she didn't say NO. And I would think that putting their clothes back on and watching TV is pretty fucking slow. lol. Not to mention when she said she was going to call an uber to leave he called one for her and paid for it. This sounds like just what he said; he misread things, her non-verbal "communication". Because he COMPLIED when she said something. People who are trying to sexually coerce you don't comply AT ALL. They want him to be guilty so bad it's sickening.
I think you are right, she didn't get what she wanted out of their night and the next day that reflection was regret that she realized she was a groupie and he treated the situation as such. A hook up.
Kudos for those few people in the media and on social media defending him though.
https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2018/01/the-humiliation-of-aziz-ansari/550541/