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Going outside of state is the least a man should do. travelling abroad is often necessary.

Definitely. One cannot limit themselves to just their local chapel, however large or small it is. Travelling and going to things like pilgrimages have all these other benefits as well as the very real possibility of meeting your a wife. Even if nothing comes of it immediately, you're still putting yourself where good things are more likely to happen

First point I want to address

"if you feel that you're called to marriage"

How can you "feel called to marriage" if you don't have a sweetheart, and frankly don't see any promising candidates around you?

Or are you saying, you're not queer, defective, or asɛҳuąƖ? Normal, healthy men have an attraction to women. They desire to get married, including for physical reasons. God put that desire in there, remember? Guess why? Otherwise no one would ever get married. God wanted the human race to continue. How many men have bettered themselves, lived upstanding lives, studied/worked and got established in a career, so that they could have a hope of getting married and having a family? Those are legitimate, human desires as God created us.

I know there is some residual Puritanism in the air we breathe. I spoke about this in my last podcast. No one would say it out loud or articulate it, but there's this "feeling" that sex is something bad, that the body and all things connected to it were created by the "evil god" and the "good God" created only the spiritual realm. That is obviously a condemned heresy.

But my point is: priests and male religious are NOT queer, gαy, or asɛҳuąƖ. They have the same "tugs" coming from human nature as any other man.
As a matter of fact, if you are DEFECTIVE in this matter, it might be an impediment to the priesthood.

 I just don't understand how parents allow their daughters to age without seriously looking for a good husband for them. It just doesn't make sense. 

I know of families in which parents hold back one of their daughters in hopes that she will be their caretaker in their old age.