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Hello, So your starter is stuck you will have too loosen the starter and might even have too remove and put it back on too get it too disengage. Sounds like starter is going to have too be rebuilt or replaced.
Check battery, check connections corrosion causes bad connection. Double check starter button switch, it may be bad. You may be able to verify this switch by "jumper" bypass of the switch..
it could be the switch itself, also check the starter solenoid under the seat. if those are both fine check the wires under the tank and make sure you're getting a good connection.
Sounds like the cut out switch on the kick stand. The bike shouldn't start if you have the kick stand down. Check the kick stand is fully retracted and that the switch is disengaging OK. Maybe the stand is slightly loose & its making contact even when retracted. Otherwise check the kill switch. Both parts are available cheaply on ebay & easy to replace.
It's electrical problem, it seems like something is draining your bike's battery, not letting enough current to go to starter for a strong engine cranking, I suspect there might be a short circuit within the ignition switch and/or wiring, as you said the bike keeps running even with the key out.
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