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=Primary metaphor=
The nun נ represents the Son of Man. It looks similar to the kaf כ representing the Son of God, but has shorter horizontals. Jesus is both the Son of Man and Son of God. They are titles which express different aspects of his nature.
Jesus was fully God and fully man. The longer horizontals of the kaf כ express this. But Jesus 'emptied' himself of his divine nature. The kenosis does not express that he ceased to be God, but that he 'closed his eyes' to his divine nature, choosing not to use his omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence. Just as we do not become blind when we close our eyes, he did not cease to be God. So the nun נ has a shorter upper horizontal than the kaf כ.
Also, Jesus did not take advantage of all the things that men do. He did not marry, have children, have a career, etc. He limited himself in the flesh as well. This is represented by the shorter lower horizontal.
Though we say that the nun נ represents the Son of Man, the Jews use it as a symbol for the Messiah.
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