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>>17321929
Exactly. While you and your wife are bouncing from wall to wall, you're daughter's being tumbled and spun through the air, laughing as you catch, cuddle and release her over and over. You could push her away by the butt, sending her flying in a series of cartwheels, just for your waifu to bound off a wall, soar towards the little kobold, and catch her, holding her tight and nuzzling her face while stopping against another surface.
Also, check out mech anime if you want some spacesuit inspiration. They come up with some good designs, usually.

>What sort of stuff would you and your waifu get up to in space, besides the sex stuff?
Oh man, I could talk for a while about this. Waifu pic for reference.
Cuddling, obviously. Just that would be improved by a lack of weight or downward force. When we have to hold on to each other to avoid drifting off, but we also have complete freedom of movement while wrapped up together. I could princess carry and give piggyback rides to her indefinitely, literally everywhere we went. It'd probably embarrass her if someone else saw her clinging on like that, though. But in private. I'd be scooping her up and floating her about just for the hell of it.
We'd have to try zero-g dancing too. No idea how it'd work as a couple, but a weightless couple's dance would be the most romantic thing in the world, I think.
Swimming, too. Again, maybe not completely zero-g, but extremely low-gravity swimming, enough that bodies of water stay mostly cohesive, rippling excessively when you fall into one, but low enough so that you could swim right out, breach the surface, and rise up several feet on your own momentum, before sinking back down again.
I imagine a kind of space resort, where one of the rooms is essentially just a huge sphere. And within the sphere are suspended orbs of water, big enough to dive into, illuminated at their core by soft lights, different colours for every orb to paint a rainbow of glowing ripples onto the walls. The room would be weightless, but each orb of water would have its own weak gravitational field, so you could "dive" between each orb easily. Or breach the surface of one, and fly around it's entire circumference before landing again. Or just find a private one near the wall of the room, and relax in a backstroke, holding hands like a pair of otters, floating on the heated water with a level of buoyancy even the Red Sea can't match.
That's just a couple of things I could mention, before I turn this wall of words into a skyscraper of them.

>>17283059
An anput is a type of wolfgirl I made up on the fly some months ago. The name comes from the husband of Anubis in Egyptian mythology.
They've got strong, digitigrade legs, and their feet are a little more slender than MGE anubi, with an extra pad on the heel.
Their hands have the same number of digits as a human, but still have claws. The thumb would probably be the equivalent of a dewclaw on a canine, but it's fully developed and dextrous. Proportionally, their paws are only slighter larger than a human's hands.
The fur on their arms extends past the elbows, usually up to the shoulders along the triceps, but there's variation between individuals.
Very thick fur grows from all around the collar, forming a mane that can range in colour. Usually white, brown, beige, gold, grey, and rarely black too.
Their ears are quite long too, and even though they point straight up, they're also attached to the head at the sides. It's not visibly noticable, but the auricular muscles are definitely more developed than a human's, and some extra muscles humans lack allow a reasonable range of movement. If you place your fingertips on an anput's head around the base of her ears, you'd probably be able to feel the muscles twitching as she moved her ears.

There's also some magical and supernatural features to them, but I haven't really fleshed that aspect out. Maybe they can see spirits? Maybe they have a precognitive sense that flares up around a person who's going to die soon? Or maybe it's all just a bunch of rumours.
Right now they're a species without a setting, so it's nothing concrete.
I hope you like the general look, at least.