Reasons for not Lucid dreaming

There are as many reasons to explore Lucid dreaming as one's creativity and inspiration allow. Someone mentioned b4 "why not". I'd like to know some peoples view on this.
I've involved myself with lucid dreaming at differant times, with increasing succes at succesive periods of practice. I think this may be a good time in my life to open up this world again. For various reasons in the past though I've stoped.
Sometimes lazyness, disheartment with dry spells, or frustration with just Sex and flying LD's when I wan't to explore more.
Any of these reason's I can overcome with a bit of commitment. A more difficult stopage, was the sense that it wasn't right at this particular time to intrude my consciousness into my dream life. Either if things were active in my process, or emotional life, the space where dreams were processing things unkown to me, seemed to sacred to intrude into.
I think my subconscious and unconscious are able enough to opporate dispite any concious intrusions. However I have just had that sense at times, to leave my dream life to itself for a time.
I like the bit in the introduction "We live in an impatient society with an addiction to and a learned-dependence of microwaves and instant-messaging. Allowing that attitude to percolate into your dream life could have a detrimental effect on something that was intended to help keep you healthy and clear-headed"

I think having at least a couple of days of not trying a week is important.
Has anyone else gotten this sense, or resistance, and if so how has it resolved itself?

You don't have to take control in order to have a lucid dream. The other night I realized I was dreaming and just kept on doing what I had been doing. The result was I remembered the entire dream perfectly, but it had the same content as a normal dream.

Cool, Ken Wilbur calls this Pellucid dreaming, I think it sounds like a really valuable thing to do with dream consciousness. Over controling dreams, or headonistic indulgunce begins to feel shallow. Wilbur talks about just witnessing. He then talks about extending this witnessing into the dreamless deep sleep, where there is no individual identity or thought, remain witnessing as dream images and subconsciousness awake, and remain witnessing as the personality awakens, and sits on the witnessing like a coat.
Did you maintain good awarness that it was a dream? Did you use any induction technique?
Sounds pretty cool

no induction techniques, I was just stepping outside for a bike ride and I realized I was dreaming. I spun a few times and hopped on my bike. After riding for a little while and seeing some awesome dreamscapes, i wound up in some different places, in dreamlike scenarios, and acted the same way as i normally would in a dream, except concious that I was doing it. It was very strange. It was almost as if I was just watching myself act, but still in the first person. Basically it was similar to any nonlucid dream except knowing in the back of my mind that I was dreaming and remembering everything when I woke up. It was pretty cool, I'll see if I can do it again.