Yes. And no, didn't report it because nobody would believe it / take action on it.

It has gone from inappropriate jokes (which people witnessed but it is ok for a woman to make out of line jokes that would get a man fired), to inappropriate touching (mostly arms and chest, but still, get away from me), to inappropriate suggestions and comments (here is where I would not be able to prove them since I wasn't recording) and more overt sexual advances that I have rejected and still persisted (again didn't report them because I would not be believed).

This hasn't been by a single female, but different ones, in different companies and from different backgrounds / cultures and age groups, from early 20s to all the way in their late 50s.

All of these behaviors are mild compared to what some others have gone through, but if practiced by a man, would have ended with him fired (including a female coworker stating in a meeting "men can't be raped" and when I protested, having the rest of those present telling me to shut up and laughing with her).