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It doesn't go with any social stigma for a female like it does with a male.
She got to be a mama's girl, and hardly anybody said anything to/about her about it.
When you got your mother on your side, you got the world on your side.
She said she was the odd man out, but really she was a mama's girl and was used to everybody around her taking care of her, having her back, and sharing with her (experiences that were not depressing or somber, material things, favors, and so on), but still claimed to be the underdog in life all the time (and really believed her own bullshit).