"Gay Liberation? I ain't against it, it's just that there's nothing in it for me"

This quote by Bette Davis recommends that she is not opposed to the idea of gay freedom, but that she does not personally benefit from it. This might be interpreted as her not being a member of the LGBTQ+ community, and therefore not having a direct stake in the movement. It could likewise be translated as her not feeling that the movement has done enough to benefit her, or that she has actually not seen the concrete results of the movement. This might be due to her not belonging of the LGBTQ+ neighborhood, or because she has not seen the motion make a significant effect on her life. Eventually, this quote suggests that Davis is not opposed to the concept of gay freedom, however that she does not feel that it has actually done enough to benefit her.