Metaphorical framing is like using a picture or a story to help explain something to someone.
For example, if you wanted to talk to your friend about being brave, you might say something like, "Being brave is like being a superhero. You might feel scared at first, but you have the power to do amazing things and help people in need."
This way of explaining something helps your friend understand the concept of bravery better by connecting it to something they already know (superheroes).
Metaphorical framing can be really helpful in lots of different situations, like explaining complex ideas, making a point in an argument, or just helping someone see something from a different perspective.