If a girl you asked out just wanted to be your friend but ...

No, just because she rejected you or friendzoned you, whatever you want to call it, it doesn't mean she's obliged to hook you up with her female friends. Why you'd even ask is beyond me... Not surprised she said no to that.

What's wrong with asking, I'm not saying she should introduce me to them directly(in case it doesn't work out and she gets blamed for it), I'm just saying she should let me know when she got some fun event with them and bring me over.

After all she knows that I want to go out with someone, so like a good friend she should recommend someone/something for me rather than just giving a straight no, I'm sure any guy friends would have done the same.

...refused to hook you up with her other female friends when you ask, even though it's obvious some of them are single, would it be justified to count her as a bad friend.

...refused to hook you up with her other female friends when you ask, even though it's obvious some of them are single, would it be justified to count her as a bad friend.

Did you come across as desperate? How long did you wait between asking her out and asking her to hook up? Just because she didn't want to hook you up with her friends it doesn't make her a bad friend, maybe she legitimately doesn't know anyone to hook you up with or she's just not the matchmaker type.

no but you shoudnt use her to get other girls either

No, why would she have to introduce you to her friends?

...refused to hook you up with her other female friends when you ask, even though it's obvious some of them are single, would it be justified to count her as a bad friend.

No she is not a bad friend and nor is she obliged to try and hook you up with her friends.

No she is not a bad friend and nor is she obliged to try and hook you up with her friends.

Well friends help out each other when they can right, so why wouldn't she if she could.

I'd do the same for any friend if I could and if she asked, since it's clear that there's no possiblity of mutual attachment between us.

I'm not saying that I'm entitled to her friends.

I'm basically just asking if she can't give me the good company similar to that of my male friends and she's does more of bringing up topics about her relationships/crushes(which she knows I can't even relate to) than helping you get into a relationship, should you avoid keeping company with her?

It's almost like having a rich friend who always talks more about being rich than helping you to get rich(especially after you asked him to recommend a job and he refused), it's emotionally torturing.

She has no obligation to, however, and it's not making her a bad friend if she doesn't. It may also give a bad impression if she rejected you and you immediately asked her to hook you up with her friends; it doesn't make it seem like you're in it for the right reasons.

Like I said she doesn't have to hook you up, to be honest if you think you should avoid her completely for that then she deserves a better friend than you.

...refused to hook you up with her other female friends when you ask, even though it's obvious some of them are single, would it be justified to count her as a bad friend.

So because I'd rather focus on getting into a relationship then hearing about someone's relationship/crush, that makes me the bad guy, is that what you're saying?.