Have I been lucid dreaming all along?

im 15 and I haven't been focusing too much on my dreams lately because of school and all. But since its just about weekend I would like to get more serious and try to have an official legit LD sometime soon(and yeah I had a few real ones before, but they were random and unintentional.) I remember in a dream in 7th grade I was flying and then I instantly remembered to ask myself if I was dreaming in midair, so I touched down in an area in my town im familiar with. And in the end, I had successfully used telekinesis to crunch a trees branches in and shot a Kamehameha wave(it came out really thin but at least something came out.) Anyways, I do remember at least some of my dreams, usually my most memorable parts, just about every day. But what I don't get is that when im in a dream, I don't ask myself or even think to myself if im really dreaming. Its like deep down I know im dreaming because I immediately start thinking to myself what I should do first, normally the usual stuff I like to do like fly around or make out with someone or fight a random kid I know in my school. So do these dreams count as LDs (or at least partial LDs)?

ps. and is there anything I could do like tonight that could give me quick results? or is MILD a good idea?

i wouldn't count it as a LD unless you were fully aware that you were dreaming.

also, you probably need consistent practice as opposed to making it a "weekend" thing. Practicing LD'ing techniques shouldn't take much time or interfere with school. it's really just a few minutes a day. When you find you are doing nothing, or even in the middle of HW, perform a reality check or just think about dreaming for a couple minutes. It's really only a few minutes a day you are really focusing on it.

Welcome to DV United 737!

From what it looks like, you have had some LDs already and if not, some lower level awareness dreams. Congrats!

The best way to improve your dream life is to focus on your recalled dreams. When you wake up, think about your dreams in detail, and do the same when you go to bed. The more you become familiar with the feeling of the dream state, the better you will be able to be aware while in a dream, and the better you will be able to navigate the dream.

You can practice on weekends only if you like. It isn't required that you do it all the time since its more about quality than quantity. However, the more quality practice you have, the better your experience will be.

Good luck! :)