Do you miss your childhood?

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If by Disney movies you mean animation I agree. Around the time Hunchback of Notre Dame came out the movies got worse and worse. Nothing like Aladdin, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast and Oliver and Company (I think that was Disney).
I had a Sega Master System and I used to play my friends Nintendo 64.
I loved my childhood years. My sister was bossy but I never saw the need in going out to make friends on my own. I never felt that I should act like people to be accepted. One thing I should have done was try to learn more. I'm surprised that I didn't try to learn about science when now it's something I could spend hours learning about.

I overall couldn't stand the '90s.

The cartoons were uninspired, the music was awful, and other than the Disney movies, the majority of 'em weren't worth remembering, save for Forrest Gump and a few others.

I love the '80s; I'm an '80s child, and always will be.

Cartoons these days are horrible compared to the cartoons of the 90's, except maybe for Finding Nemo or How to Train Your Dragon. The daytime kid shows are horrible.
Music: You Am I, Silverchair, Nirvana, etc. Awful? I think not. Unless you mean Hit Music? There's quite a lot of good rock/punk from the 90's that not many people know about.
I suppose it all comes down to what you like. I do have a soft spot for 80's movies though.

Do you miss your childhood eh?

Hmm...how can I miss my childhood when I'm still living it ?:D

I'm mature in that I don't misbehave that often but I don't feel like I'm that old.

Grunge...I hate grunge music; not too big on the '90s rap scene either. I thought the whole thing was a massively pathetic follow up to the '80s.

I wouldn't know how cartoons today are cause I don't really watch much TV...but to be fair, most people don't; more quality cartoons were made at a time when people watched TV; they don't anymore.

i would be a kid again. i would need to have different parents though

No, I don't miss my childhood. I miss a few things from my childhood, like being able to do certain things I can't do now, but I wouldn't want to be a child again or relive my childhood, as it had much more bad sides than good.

I'm doing fine, as an adult. I don't need to be a child, again and especially with all the snake oil cures and therapies, around.

What you just described was the 2000s decade, not the '90s.

Forrest Gump was the '90s genius. And in the '90s, everyone studio was trying to out-Disney Disney by well...doing it just like them.

Didn't say I was much of a fan of most modern music either, but I thought the '90s music was pure, utter crap.

Yes, the majority of movies in the past 10 years were indeed pitiful remakes...but you also had Lord of the Rings, and the two Matrix sequels, as well as some great comic-based flicks too.

Well, the cartoons now aren't too great either from what I'm aware of, but the thing is they're currently trying to compete with the internet in a time when...ya kinda no longer can.

The cartoons of the '90s weren't up against the internet...yet save for the DC based shows, and Disney shows, most '90s cartoons were utter crap. Need I honestly mention C-Bear and Jamal, or even the live AJ's Time Travelers? How about Wish Kid, or that show where they took several then-popular sports players, and had them help kids or something like that?

The '90s did have Power Rangers, I'll give it that...

I overall miss the girl I kissed on the cheek in first grade, Rachel.

I'm extremely attached to my childhood. I take comfort in stuffed animals, toys, and cartoons as they are a way to escape from how harsh the world can be. I only have good memories from online gaming though since it's all I ever spent time doing as a kid.

Yes, I miss my childhood, and I would love to turn back time and re-experience it all over again, as well as seeing loved ones who are long lost, seeing other loved ones younger. My childhood was basically a very good one, and although there are 2 experiences I could really have done without, all the good outweighed it by far and would be worth reliving.(Especially now that I know that the last of the two things I could do without didn't end up ruining my at the time 5 remaining childhood years).