I can but i couldn't really explain how. Just can.

I only really do it when I'm having a bad dream though.

Or when something in my dream annoys or teases me.

Like one time I dreamed I won a bunch of money but was like "naw this is a dream, let me not get my damn hopes up."

I don't know if controlling your entire dream is possible... although dreaming can be directed to what you want to dream about before you finally enter REM.

Before falling asleep, deep thoughts about who/what you want to dream about slides you into your first dream about just that.

Controlling a dream beyond that I'm not sure of..

You have to learn to control your mind first, meditating before bed to put yourself into the right state of mind usually works once you know how

I did it maybe three times but I can't induce the state on my will during the consciousness. Also, never worked with sexual stuff.

I heard that keeping a dream journal works (over time), but I have never gotten around to trying it

It's possible but it takes a lot of practice.

I don't know if it's weird.

But I feel like I can control my dreams.

Like, I'm not afraid to fight it or change it.

I can't change how it begins, but I can sort of control how I it ends.

Idk if that's normal. 🤔

Ill get back to you on that
https://www.dreams.co.uk/sleep-matters-club/what-food-types-can-cause-nightmares#:~:text=Sugary%20Foods,correlation%20between%20diet%20and%20dreams.

Do Not reflect over the irrelevant.

No. That's not likely.

What you're talking about is lucid dreaming. There are ways to prepare your mind so that you can do it. But most of them basically involve noticing details that aren't right.

Try this. Throughout the day, even if you're sure you're awake, pick up a book and read through it. If you were asleep and dreaming, the words would shift and move around, unlike boring old real life.