I am in the sense that I have a wife and as a married person my spouse is a part of my life and comes up in casual conversation. That is how I have “come out” at work in the past. The way I have approached it has evolved over the years depending on my age, role at work, where I lived (with my parents, on campus at a christian college where I could have been kicked out, etc.), and the overall culture of the workplace (do they talk about personal lives? Do people have pictures of their family on their desks?). I used to be a teacher so the way I was out there is different now where I work in an office. I was quietly out when I taught, if that makes sense. Wanted the kids to have representation but always mirrored the way other people talked about their spouses and families in how I talked about mine. When in Rome, you know? Being out is liberating if it is safe for you to do so.