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Why is Yuki at fault? She's clearly a victim of her ex-boyfriend Touru who wanted to bet with his friends and began to seduce her in order to have sex with her, and the videotape is the proof for the bet (otherwise why would anyone believe you, right?). Yeah he wanted money and sex for free.
Yuki feels betrayed by Touru since it's not about true love, but it's all about money, Touru wanted to make love not out of love but because of the money he could get from the bet he made with his friends. Also the importance of virginity for a girl in Asia (e.g. China or Japan) is pretty different than people think here in the western world. So you loose your most important thing in your life to some bastard who lied to you that he loves you. Also people implying that this is not Yuki's first time of having sex, well, I think it's her very first time, since she's against it at the very beginning but Touru constantly tried to convince her to do it with him since he said he loved her ("lovers do that", implying that it's normal to do it).
All this makes Yuki into the girl we see now who's insecure around men (particularly after what she has experienced with Touru). That's why she doesn't want to experience similar things that's so painful again, especially after she saw Seiji Utsumi hugging Shou back in chapter 60. I guess Yuki saw this as a kind of betrayal (again). Why is Utsumi always this clueless if it comes to the feelings of others, especially when he's around Yuki? Isn't he coming a bit too close near Shou and even hugs her so tightly when or after he says he is currently in love with Yuki? For an outsider, wouldn't this look like two-timing?
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