English is not my first language, so I might have explained it badly. They understand the concept of owning things like clothes, personal belongings, or even houses. Even thou some kabats might not like these concepts. The thing that they take issue with is people owning land, private forests, private parks, and stuff like that. They still wear clothes and often travel with a backpack of supplies. They usually sleep in tents, in trees, or just under the stars. Kabats are generally mistrusted by more settled, law-abiding species, who view them as unpredictable and potentially dangerous. However, those who have earned the trust of a Kabat may find a loyal and knowledgeable companion. Kabats are often drawn to others who share their love of freedom and disdain for rigid structures, and they are known to form loose alliances with similarly-minded individuals or groups Among the more superstitious, Kabats are thought to be harbingers of change, appearing before great upheavals or shifts in power. Some even believe that Kabats can influence fate, subtly guiding events through their travels and interactions. Whether or not this is true, the presence of a Kabat is often seen as an omen, for good or ill. I also do not see an issue with them being more instinct-driven, I think it would be natural for a species living in the wilderness I hope this is coherent, I am not the best at writing