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It depends on the context. I'd use 'to me' to distinguish myself from the other speakers- if it wasn't important to you or Cas, I'd use it to show the difference in opinion rather thasn 'for me'.
Then, in what kind of situation would you use "For me, it is important"?
It depends on the context. I'd use 'to me' to distinguish myself from the other speakers- if it wasn't important to you or Cas, I'd use it to show the difference in opinion rather thasn 'for me'.
Then, in what kind of situation would you use "For me, it is important"?
In a situation where I just wished to express importance without distinguishing nyself from others.
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