The consequences to being a MV is something I do know more about,
and can explain, although I am not a full blown MV I do know things to which I will share with you to the best of my knowlage.
When one suffers from mortal vampirism,
one tends to loose their identity.
This is one.
Going through life, a MV notices that they really do not belong in todays society.
Not so much as they are monsters like the movies portray,
or that they feel inferior,
but that they feel like outcasts, unaccepted.
Mortal Vampires have a hard time making and finding friends.
The identity is lost because some MV's start conforming or acting in order to be accepted.
They have to hide their true identity from the world.
This leads to all other consequences, if you can imagine.
It causes hiding true activities and feelings from all including the MV's family.
It is not a very easy task to say hey mom or dad, I drink blood, and I need it,
unless the MV has suffered from infancy...the parents have some clue.
Other consequences include of course others finding out that you dont want to.
Imagine finally trusting someone...
then telling them you want to drink their blood and they freak...
It is a secret identity which the MV has to live by to protect themselves.
Another possibility is that of disease from tainted blood.
Yes, MV's worry about this,
remember, they are mortal. Although you should take a look at the page Vampires and Pain... to talk more about this.
The other consequence of being a MV is that of love...
A touchy subject which I know some people don't mess with, but some thing must be said.
I will obvesly have to make another page for some thing on Vampire Lovers.
The list can go on and on.
I have covered what came to mind right now,
as I have said this page is not finished in the least,
I just wanted to begin to get something up for people to read.