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Relationships Expert - Answered on Sep 14, 2022
That is entirely up to you; if you are feeling uncomfortable or harassed, then you certainly should report it.
Since you're saying, however, that it was ‘nothing terribly bad’, you could just warn him off and make it clear that you're not interested and don't appreciate his making passes at you because you're married and he's a colleague.
If he gets the message, great; if not, then you can report him at a later instance.
Take a call.
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