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And to all those, who are planning to come out of closet watching cinema, don't ever do that. No matter where you are.
Things changes very fast, telling with own experience.
Honest question : Why do you feel the need to talk about your personal life at your workplace ? How would it make life better for you ?
Are other people in your workplace talking about their personal lives ? Are they asking you intrusive questions ? If so I would tell them to be more professional and mind their own business.
Love who you want - just don’t make it into some annoying identity everyone else has to celebrate / validate.