There's also the option of mobile apps where you get notifications easier, as I need to log in each time here just to check If I have any notification or not.

Who is this girl on the picture? Which anime? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXkvsLxCvs8&t=57s Pls help me.<3

Something personal like memories, thats why I dont tend to share what im listening to because Ill start to associate it with other people and that usually ruins it

Well, like lucid dreaming itself, unrestricted movement in dreams takes a little practice. Like I learned how to do that levitation (IN DREAMS) and energy stuff through a combination of actual spiritual energy manipulation (As usual, take it with a grain of salt, you heard it on the interwebs), and astral projection. Movement in my dreams feels similar to astral travel in many respects, and I find a lot of the same things I can do there, I do in my dreams. The trick is being able to do them without concentrating too hard, since that will inevitably wake me up. Although most of you guys aren't grounded in that type of psionics, so I think it's much easier to learn through meditation and visualization practices like the good old "Mind palace" trick. If you can visualize yourself floating around a mental landscape, it becomes easier to pull off that stuff while lucid in a dream, since you have trained your mind to overcome a limitation like that. Honestly though, I'm a generalist, and I think others who are more experienced in lucid dreaming in general might be able to give better tips than I could. Because like most lucid dreaming amatures, I have trouble recalling my dreams, and that is an important skill to learn if you want to practice lucid dreaming. Like Felix suggested, perhaps the best way to build dream recall is to keep a dream journal. I'm just too lazy to do that. XD