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However, I get what you say. And I will talk to her about it for the last time (so as not to nag). I'll explain where it comes from, why I feel uncomfortable about it, and that I trust her. And that I would massively prefer her not to do it. but In the end she's free.
now I was thinking I would also say the truth. that if she does it, it will hurt me, but that I understand that she doesn't see it as a problem. but just in the same way, she must see that I do. And that I'm not going to tell her what to do.
ha ha how can I make this not sound like a guilt trip. and thus another attempt at governing her?
I try to keep her feeling independent, since I like to think she is. After all, who am I to tell her what to do in the end.
just this catches me. It's a bloody strange concept to me, I wouldn't let some girl sleep with me, I would take the couch, and she could have my bed. Or we have sex of course ha ha!
it might have to do with the fact that she's relatively innocent compared to me, I've seen some of the dark side. Stayed with a porn actress in Prague for a few days.. what fun!
it's nice to see other people here acting as if it's normal. I know that if I told most of my friends, they would say wtf, some guy can't sleep in her bed.
If you vividly depict how hurt you'll be, it then definitely defeats the object, LOL

You're perception is the result of your experiences. It would be the best if you could really understand where she's coming from and not let it affect you in such a way. This is hard because all your senses tell you it's a sexual thing to share a bed with a member of the opposite sex and all your rationalization just adds to it because you use your experience as the backbone. You have to make the effort to really understand how she feels about it. Imagine a really ugly chick, which is a good friend of yours, staying over because she's too drunk to drive. Unfortunately there's no couch and you have to share the bed. Or imagine whatever makes sense to you to understand how she feels about it, you can't try to understand it from your point of view

Read some posts here on the friend-zone and realize how hard it is for guys to get out of it, because that's all they are to her - friends.
If you tell her you'll be so hurt by it, it will have the opposite effect and it will show her that you don't get it after all.
The key here is to convey how much you trust her and trust her choice of friends as well (her friends are probably not the type of guys that would grope a drunk chick).
You can explain that your point of view stems from the fact you usually don't have such relationships with girls, but skip the part about the porn actress as an example

You have to make her see you can be emphatic, really put yourself in her shoes, that will give you a lot of points for coolness and confidence and also show her you'll be able to understand her and solve problems whenever they arise.
If you're gonna give her the green light, you should really skip the part about being hurt and disappointed. If you don't, it's not a green light at all.
Just remember, she's not you. She's her. An independent and smart chick who can think for herself.
I can tell you from my own experience, if somebody tried to forbid me or make me feel guilty about a thing like this, I'd soon be speaking about him in the past tense. She may let it slide now, because she's in love with you, but the seed of your controlling behavior will always be there and it will bite you in the ass later.
About friends saying wtf, well, I'm sure a lot of people who read this here, think the same thing. But it's just some insecure macho bullshit. Guys who think like that can't be in a relationship with an independent girl, she'll never act like the sheep they want her to be.
The point is, she was doing this before you. She had male friends, then she met you and chose you for her lover. How does that change the relationship with her guy friends? It doesn't. She's still the same. If you try to change her, nothing good can come out of it.
So try to really understand her and vent your frustration here

It would be best if you didn't feel hurt by this, so ask yourself, what exactly would hurt you? Why? Is it because of your own perception? And so on, try to get to the bottom of this.
On a side note, guys usually get jealous and think their GF is cheating because they judge from their point of view, that is, they would be cheating in the given situation. Girls know this. They really do, they can see right through it. So chose your words wisely when you talk to her, if you decided to give her the green light.