Non-Jewish Marriage & Wasting Seed: What Torah Says!

hello Rabbi I why don't the Noah laws explicitly state that wasting seed and intimacy before marriage are forbidden uh well wasting seed is forbidden uh for for no hides because the first ones that were punished for wasting seed were the generation of Noah that was before Judaism and they all got punished the says that they destroyed the world because of wasting seed and if that wasn't enough the two sons of uh of Yuda uh also again were considered noahides and they it's clearly says literally says in the Torah that punished both of them because they were wasting seed so it does say it in the Torah uh that it's forbidden now as far as uh intimacy before marriage there is no concept of marriage for noahides that is equivalent to the same thing as Judaism meaning that in Judaism in order for a Jew to marry a you know Jewish man to marry a Jewish woman they have to go uh through Kim which is a religious process he also has to uh sign a which in essence he is purchasing her uh and from that point on he has committed to her she's committed to him forever in the non-jewish world that's not necessary a Jewish man a a a non-jewish man and a non-jewish woman are married when they're together once they're together they live together they're considered married even if they didn't get married civil by the government or with some type of license or the process is irrelevant according to the Tor non-jews are married when they live together when they're together if they separate then they're not married anymore so as far as uh as far as that's concerned a person that wants to uh follow tah will be loyal to one woman loyal to one man uh and uh that's it live together and that's it they don't have to uh uh do too much in order to uh to change that they don't have to uh uh have a big wedding or a big party or anything like that