Did Disney Junior/Under Aged Movies, Create Or Destroy Bullies?

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Disney Junior/Under Aged Movies, create or destroy Bullies? It was only 7 Years ago I had just earned my fourth birthday party at 5 years old, theoretically I got a present, finally able to watch Television or in my situation Disney Junior. I watched all the shows present that day, Jake and NeverLand Pirates, Little Einsteins, and Team UmiZoomi, I was so Cheerful, I was encouraged, inspired, and believed that being, harmful to your friends and not being negative would make my life so much better, and easier to have friends, I was so happy I knew what was good and bad. Timeskip to present day, I had changed, I had became brainwashed by, what my parents thought “He’s become older and more independent,” but I knew the cold hearted truth,

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