it's confused for me vs it's confused to me

Some examples from the web:

• Plaques could be confused for nodules.
• The GPS says turn right, but I think it's confused.
• - The GPS says turn right... ...but I think it's confused.
• Plaques could be confused for nodules.
• He has never been confused for Hugh Jackman.
• I was confused for a moment.
• You got me confused for Tyson again.
• That's where Stephen dropped the bombshell that left us so confused for 20 years.
• Seems like you got me confused for a general.
• Someone who's been very confused for a very long time.
• The signs that something's going on are all mixed up and confused for people who are like me, which I am.
• You're not the one who got confused for a marriage-proposing food delivery guy.
• Man, my guess is is you've been confused for a very long time.
• You may have been confused then, but you haven't been confused for seven years, Maggie.
• Are you newly confused, or have you been confused for a while?
• It's just like Tsukishima... to have got that confused for a week!
• Well, Ellie, in our business, sometimes good people get confused for bad, and... the bad for good.
• Only when it was confused by its reflection.
• Obsessive desire can be confused with love.
• Or Marion Ravenwood from Raiders when feeling particularly confused.

Some examples from the web:

• The GPS says turn right, but I think it's confused.
• - The GPS says turn right... ...but I think it's confused.
• Doesn't sound confused to me.
• Still sounds pretty confused to me.
• The situation is confused to say the least.
• That's why you were also confused to which door would open.
• Their instincts were too confused to seek out and use the crystal.
• I'm just too confused to put this on Don.
• And she's too confused to answer any questions about it.
• I was too confused to know Which way to turn
• So I am confused to become irresponsible, you understand?
• You were drunk, too confused to get any of it straight.
• I just hope that he is not that confused to ask you to extract his pants.
• No, really, I'm too confused to talk about it.
• We look weak to our adversaries, confused to our friends.
• Convergence blurred clear divisions among services, and in practice, users are getting confused to which out of several authorities they should get in touch for their complaints to be solved.
• Only when it was confused by its reflection.
• Plaques could be confused for nodules.
• Obsessive desire can be confused with love.
• Or Marion Ravenwood from Raiders when feeling particularly confused.