I was wondering, because my style developed from drawing Manga for about a week, then losing the instructions and adding in random things and influences, so I dunno what it is anymore lol. I've been told a couple of times that it looks sort of Disneyish aswell.

Here's a few examples of my style:

To an extent, yes. It fits in the large blur between manga and western art.
It's mostly the way you draw eyes that make it manga-esque.

Yeah I see what you mean. I draw the eyes square on males, but more realistic and narrow on females. And when I draw babies or small children their eyes tend to be circular.
Here are some examples of the eyes:

Here's a woman's eyes:



And a teenage guy's eyes:



And then here's how I draw children or cute character's eyes:

I'll be honest, your style has the sort of feel of "attempting to be manga but falling short". The eyes, cheekbone, jawline, and proportions are generally responsible for that. But you're in a good position. You're not so far down the rabbit hole that you can't avoid a manga style if you buckle down and choose better art to emulate. I don't mean to put down anime/manga, but it's becoming more and more trite the more people use it, and it'll kill job opportunities if you try to take it to the professional level.

I'm locking this one because your other one includes everybody :]