how do you POLITELY tell someone to get the f*** out of your business?

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I met a girl named Sara.
She's really nice, and sweet, and mature, so I like hanging out with her. ESPECIALLY since we can actually talk about more than text messaging and meaningless gossip.
But lately, she's sort of gotten too.... protective. Don't really know if that's the right word, but she found out a few things about me (quite by accident) that I would have sort of preferred she not know about. She's now OBSESSING over them, and for the past three days she's been asking me "why do you do it? What's wrong? You shouldn't to that to yourself!" etc... (No, it's not that hard to find out what she found out, but I'd rather not announce it on Y/A to random people on the internet) Like I said, I really like her, but it's getting obnoxious. I've told her about a billion times I don't want to talk about said subject, and she's not getting it. I was thinking about just dumping her completely, but she's really nice and it's obvious that's she's trying to be helpful. So I was thinking about just talking to her and telling her basically to shut up about... stuff and that I don't want to talk about it EVER.
If I chose to talk about it I wouldn't talk with someone who obsesses over it, and I would probably chose someone who understands. (she tries, but she doesn't). Any advice on how to sugar-coat that in a way that says "mind your own business" in a very friendly way??? Sort of impossible. Ideas?
 
"Look, I really appreciate your attempt to help me, but I would really rather have you just drop it. I don't need help and I don't need lectures about it. I know you have good intentions but I would really rather have this never come up again."
 
tell her: 'is this something that you will be graded on? or do you need to know because you are reporting for channel? news?' :)

good luck
 
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