I Battle Depression

One great thing about psychiatrists - you have to work really hard to impress them with how crazy you are. It's hard to make them [b]blink[/b]. Don't be scared.

I don't know how it is where you are, but my experience has been that psychiatrists deal with medications more than with talk therapy or behavior modification. I urge you to do both so maybe some day you won't need the meds.

As other people have been saying, it doesn't sound like you're crazy to the point that you wouldn't have thought of scheduling an appointment. In fact, I feel that you are taking a positive, significant step towards the right direction. Although psychiatrists may have spoken with many patients and heard numerous things, I don't think that it lessens the impact/importance of your experience or mean that your problems have no significance. There may be people who are enduring similar problems that psychiatrists have heard of, but it doesn't mean that your experience is a cliche. You may have a similar problem as others, but you have a unique experience (along with feelings and responses) that are different from others. As some people mentioned, it is best to tell them the truth so that they can provide you with the best solutions. I wish you all the best and hope that your appointment goes well.

If you don’t tell them everything then they are counselling a lie.... and therefore unlikely to be able to help you. There is nothing your gonna say that they haven’t heard 10000 tines before.

They’ve heard it all. They only lock you up if they feel you’re gonna harm yourself or someone else.

If you were that crazy, you never would have scheduled an appointment with a therapist.
Give yourself some credit. You can beat depression.
You just keep saying that
In the end YOU WILL WIN

I have been to a psychologist for depression a while ago but unless you tell them that you feel like you want to kill yourself constantly you should be fine and they can treat you quite easily.

We run away from the truth too often.

Just remember that this is one person’s opinion. You can always get a second opinion.

Unless you're feeling suicidal to the point where they think you might kill or physically injure yourself it is unlikely that they will lock you up. If you seem like a danger to others you may get locked up

Are you a threat to your own life?

This does not bode well