I used to have this problem too.
I used to not want to look too closely at things, didn't want to get too excited, didn't want to try to have sex, not want to make any sudden moves - just go with the dream and hope it lasts as long as possible.
Didnt work.
I read some threads on here, that I should have probably been doing just the opposite.
This is what worked for me..
Dream stabilisation techs.
Breathe in all the senses. Taste, touch, smell, warmth/cold, etc. So instead of not wanting to look too much in detail, it was exactly the opposite that I had to do. Look in much more detail, and this really stabilised the dream.
Not to get too excited. Daily meditation sorts this out.
Also to keep moving, as if I stop, then the dream just dissolves.
What not to do?
Not look to closely at things.
Want to just drift along with the dream. Aimless drifting dissolves it.
Getting too excited.
Try to do too much with my dream limbs. I can't control my dream limbs as much, so climbing up a ladder isn't really recommended.
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