:Disconnect refuses to disconnect an even, and idk why?

got a simple grid-placement system script. a Snap-to-grid function is called after a New Block function. This snap to grid listens to mouse movements and snap to grid. but it also listens to Activated by Tool and assigns it a function. That function takes it from here and disconnects the other functions and resets the program. Heres the problem; it wont disconnect itself. It instead re-iterates itself ~100 times. Ive designed this to be un-noticable to the player, but you can imagine having 100 calls not good for performance.

This is the function and where its being called from:

function
	print("Mouse moved")
	Deactivate=false
	_G.Activate = script.Parent.Activated:Connect(Activated)
end
function Activated()
	print("Activated")
	if Deactivate == false then
		Deactivate = true
		NewBlock.Transparency = 0
		NewBlock=nil
		if Module.InventoryHandler("read", "Block2x") > 0 then 
			_G.mousemoved:Disconnect() --deactivate snap-to-grid
			_G.Activate:Disconnect() --deactivate itself after use. WONT WORK
			_G.equip:Disconnect() --disconnect the New block script just in case its still running
			_G.equip = script.Parent.Equipped:Connect(_G.NewBlock) --recall it to place another block
		else
			_G.equip:Disconnect()--same thing but if they have no blocks left in inv
			_G.mousemoved:Disconnect()
			_G.Activate:Disconnect()
			
		end
	end
end

"New block called Activated (x183) Mouse moved (x37)" that is the print statements. as you can see, a new block is called and the mouse moved function is disconnected. but it definitely doesnt disconnect itself and acts as if the block was infinitely activated. it does stop, but at 100+

Found out the problem myself; turns out, it was disconnecting. But since my function call was tied to a mouse move, the slightest move of the mouse fired the function ~100 times. so the function was stopping itself, but it was being fired too much