Was it a lucid dream? WBTB/MILD

Quest for Lucidity General Lucidness
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Yesterday i decided that i should try WBTB!
SO, i set my alarm to 6 hours after sleep (05.00).
Got out of my bed after like 5 minutes of trying to find out what i was dreaming before i woke up. Didn’t remember anything. SO i got out of bed and sat down in my chair and read about LDing on my iphone!
After around 30 minutes i thought it was time for bed!
What i wanted to do was to MILD! So i repeated something like. "My next dream will be a lucid dream. Over and over again! And after that i visualised continuing my last dream that i remembered last night. After a while of trying to fall asleep while visualising, but i couldnt. I just tried to clear my mind and just try to sleep normally!
It took a while but after a while i did.
When waking up in the morning around 1 hour after i fell asleep i didn’t remember any kind of dream!
And i didn’t really have time to try to because i was a bit late for school!
BUT somewhere under the day i actually remembered what i had dreamt!
And it was in the same location as my last dream (school)!

But the thing is, how do i know whether it was a Lucid Dream or just a ND??
And also, did the fact that i wanted my dream to continue at the same location have anything to do with that it did?

Btw. This is my 2nd lucid dream that i remember. But the first one i remembered when i woke up in the night!

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Sorry I don’t really understand. You recalled a dream latter on in the day, but you don’t know if it was a LD or not?

How good is your dream recall. Chances are that if you have an LD then you will remember it when you wake up, even if you have ok dream recall (atleast 1 dream a night.)

A lucid dream is a dream where at some point durring the dream, you realize that you are dreaming.

What details do you recall? Did you have any control or recall saying to yourself or outloud that you were dreaming? Or do you remember doing a reality check?

Based on your first post I would say this was not an LD. But that depends on what you recalled, which you didn’t share in your first post.

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Yeah it doesn’t sound like an LD. If you never thought at any point “hey, this is a dream,” then it wasn’t lucid. I mean, if you don’t remember anything there’s a chance it could have been lucid, but I’ve found it’s much harder to forget an LD then an ND.