Memory Lapse
When Milkette was first born, she had perfect memories of Milkie's past - an identity that was hers, but wasn't all at the same time. As her false body developed further, her differing physiology began to cause lapses in these memories via an unstable brain chemistry. She has a past now that she often forgets. Perhaps it's for the better - it is, after all, a childhood she never lived.
It is possible in the future that her memory will become worse.
Cellular Degeneration
Milkette is something created from nothing. A clone, perhaps. A homunculus more likely. Taking the base elements of living tissue and constructing them piece by piece to create an actual, living being has its consequences. Milkette's fresh cell build-up can only degrade from here, with no help from her body's chemistry. Her metabolism does not slow, unlike Milkie's. This is why he gains weight in the winter and she does not.
Should she ever age (or be depicted in art showing her as aged), she will look much older than she is. Her life expectancy is short.
Infertility
Milkette does not experience the menstrual cycle. She does not ovulate. This is likely a simple side-effect of building her body, where some organs and systems are either damaged or subject to rapid weakening through age. (Her heart is also expected to weaken quicker with age.)
The bottom line is that natural pregnancy is impossible.
Weak Immune System
While not totally defunct, Milkette's body suffers difficulty developing ways to fight off certain illnesses and pathogens. She must take regular and carefully monitored booster shots in order to successfully build an immunity to sickness. Because of this, she can often get sick, either with several minor cases (such as short-lived colds most commonly), or major onsets (influenza, pneumonia, especially during winter - her lack of weight gain doesn't help).
NOTE: Also a good reason to avoid STD-play in sexual RPs. Some of you guys are sick, I swear.
Just because you're pretty doesn't mean life is.
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