No, women do not have balls. The term “balls” typically refers to the male testes, which are part of the male reproductive system. Women have ovaries, which serve a similar function to testes but are biologically different. Ovaries produce eggs and hormones necessary for reproduction, but they are located inside the body, whereas male testes are outside the body in the scrotum.
If you’re asking about a metaphorical or figurative meaning, such as “having balls” in terms of courage or bravery, that’s just a slang expression. It implies strength or boldness, and while it originated with a reference to male anatomy, it can be used for anyone, regardless of gender.
