What are some of the lessons trevor learns about love?

In Trevor Noah's "Born a Crime," he learns that love transcends societal boundaries and prejudices, particularly through his relationship with his mother, who defies apartheid's segregation to instill values of resilience and compassion in him. He discovers that love can manifest in various forms, whether through familial bonds or friendships, and that it often requires sacrifice and understanding. Additionally, he realizes that love is not always easy and can be complicated by external circumstances, yet it remains a powerful force that can inspire change and connection.