Well some problems that come to mind are physical health depending on what would be involved, and mental health. If you're kept at home with nothing to do, only being spoken to like a pet, and not allowed to speak, you're either going to go crazy, or count on going a little dull witted for that time. Your body and mind adapts to how you treat it...if you're treated exactly as a pet for long enough, your mind at least is going to reduce itself to that level. Not really getting enough detail for how he will treat you to know more than that. Basically, when people say "24/7" of something, it doesn't have to mean you're always physically playing that role. Be safe.
I understand what your saying. and being in 24/7 type relationship. i understand what your saying about my body and mind adapts to how its being treated. i am aware of risk and such and something i want to try and see what happens. i know Master will stop it at anytime if there going perment damage. being a bit dull witted or not having great social skills for little while is not something that i have big concern over. as think my Master knows enough about what he's doing to trust.
i am very intrested in what effects its going to have on me and how i will react to that treatment. but i am also intrested in the pratical side of things. and i was just wondering how many other people have been kitty long term and how they found it.
I think unless we have a true full time kitty here, the 24/7 type you might get advice from here are those that are "24/7", as in, they are their owner's pet. That is the relationship, and it is acted out in a regular basis, as well as understood mutually. But that could mean the pet is home during the day, doing normal household chores and having their own normal life...but is often fed from a bowl, wears a collar all the time, and curls up at their owner's feet when he comes home and starts watching TV. The 24/7 aspect just means that in some way its always present or could be acted on at any time, but the pet is not constantly kept in a reduced pet like state.