Living with a stammer vs Being Gay-Which one was the hardest to deal with. 

Stay strong!!!👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Thank you for sharing ! I came here from your comment in Jack Merridew's channel. I wish you the best ! Kisses from Spain

Well done again, Jordan. If not already, you will make someone a really great partner. Go well.

Jordan, you are an extraordinary young man: intelligent, kind, insightful AND good-looking. You are growing in an understanding of how good you are. Eventually, you will come to realize that, and that it matters nothing what others think about you. Bro, I totally support you in this adventure called getting to know who we truly are. Thanks, bro.........love you, man............Ray

Another gay stutterer here. Although, in my case, the two things went on quite unrelated, it is possible that being a homosexual in a conservative environment adds on to an already existing social anxiety - the anxiety not to be "caught" and/or judged. Even if I consciously embraced my sexuality without any problems in my early 20s, it's possible it was silently pushed down before that in some obscure corner of the mind, in communication with the anxiety monster. However, as for dating, it was never an issue at the beginning - my stutter is very mild in face to face intimate conversations. But then they do arise inevitably those moments such as talking on the phone, turning down jobs mysteriously because they involve phone calls, taking orders, doing bureaucracy. At which point it was necessary to make the whole thing clear, although by then he already intuited it all. So I guess it depends how severe your stutter is, you can either make it plainly clear even before the actual date or letting the thing unfold itself when the moment arises, at which point, probably, he will be already in love with you. Good luck x

Jordan, you are very, very brave, and a really strong person. You're also very handsome; any guy would be lucky to have you as a partner.

I'm gay too it's really hard because for us to come out as a JW I'm thinking about just tell a brother about my situation?

to sum up, being gay make us uncomfortable with our gender/social life and stammering stopped it completely ... it is like a big giant wall ........... the question is what wrong with living in this side of the wall??