Look at it this way, lagunagirl: We all have dry spells. Some of us have them longer than others, at times. Hell, as someone that's been somewhat familiar with lucid dreaming and dream control ever since I was a kid, I still get dry spells that can last up to a month or so. There are just so many waking world factors that affect our sleep and dreaming patterns - stress, fatigue, anxiety, etc. - that it's sometimes hard to pinpoint what it is that's making us lose our ability to realize when we're dreaming. Just the task, itself, is often hard enough, but it's especially so when there's something that's actually keeping us from doing it.
Just keep it up. Take a technique and stick to it for a week or two. Don't switch around too much. Reality check heavily for a week or two, WBTB for a week or two. The more you let yourself get accustomed to a technique, the more likely it is to work (IMHO).
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