I've moved a lot in the past 5+ years. Once I got that first taste of being able to truly chase the dream, I've never stopped. For me, knowing that I'm never stuck, that I can up and change my situation at any time is the most freeing thing I could ever know.
And that lifestyle has also been a trade off. I've had a lot of people tell me that I'll be single forever until I settle down in one place. Sure, I can see your point, men might not want to invest in someone who is ready to leave at any given time. But I also know that the right man understands my need to keep dreaming and is open to the adventure that brings with it.
I've said it before, and I'll say it forevermore - being single forever is not the worst thing that could ever happen to me. That being said - I don't think I'm going to be single for the rest of my life. I think had I not followed my dreams, risked it all to become who I am today - I would never find success in a relationship because I would not have grown and discovered this me as I am today.
However - I know a lot of women who live a similar lifestyle that I do because of their jobs, their passion for travel, whatever the reason - you're in your mid 20's to mid 30's and single because of dream chasing and there's a stigma behind it. It's the women who get asked why we are single and 30. People tell us that we travel/move too much and need to settle down, stay in one place, be more active in our dating lives.
Finding a partner is a wonderful thing. Love and marriage and forever are absolutely something I want. But compromising myself, my dreams, my growth - to find this person is not something I want. And I don't think my teammate is not going to find me because I prioritize becoming a better person.
At the end of the day - my need to continue to grow and experience life is greater than my need to stick around and find the one. It's certainly not a life for everyone, but for me, it's the only life I ever want to live. My biggest regret in life would not be failing to find a partner. My greatest regret would be sacrificing who I am for a partner.