The preamble is a statement of the intent of the people ordaining the Constitution.
None of the enunciated purposes is emotional.
They are:
(1) To form a Union more effective than the one provided by the preceding Articles Of Confederation.
(2) Establish a uniform system of justice.
(3) Put an end to conflicts between one state and its fellow state.
(4) Create an effective military defense.
(5) Promote prosperity.
(6) Ensure that basic rights are guaranteed now and in future.
Nothing in there about feeling loved.
Cut the condescending BS.
You are the one that made the incorrect assumption that my use of the word "felt" equated to Oprahesque type sensitivity.
A more correct definition or a substituted phrase would have been: "were of the opinion". or "believed".
I note that you were selective in your dicussion of the preamble and left one thing out. How convenient to your cause.