To someone new to all this, it can seem like it's all scary and weird. But after learning a lot about it, it begins to seem very normal, and you don't care about any possible scary parts. (It is unlikely that you will have scary experiences, and if you do, it is very unlikely that it will continue)
I myself have only ever experienced SP once, and it was amazing. But only because I knew what it was. Had I experienced this 2 years ago, I would have totally freaked out. So my advice to you is, if the thought of it seems scary still, then read more about it, so you know what it is, and how to deal with the situation.
And, just remember, not all lucid dream induction techniques involve SP. In fact, you don't even need SP to WILD.
However, if you still really want to stay away from SP, then play it safe and go with DILD. Besides, your Reality Checking that you have been doing is already preparing for DILD. SP is very unlikely to occur, unless you have a disorder.
As for nightmares. Nightmares are not directly connected with Lucid Dreaming. However, should you have a nightmare in a Lucid Dream, you can either solve the situation in the dream, make whatever is happening stop. Or you could teleport to a new dream scene. Or you could wake yourself up. But in saying that, if you are lucid, and something really scary happens, what can happen is you automatically wake up (This happened to me once).
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