The phrase "admit for me" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is asking another person to acknowledge or confess something on their behalf, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "If you really believe in the cause, you should admit for me that we need to take action."
Alternatives: "acknowledge on my behalf" or "confess for me".
To go outside safely involves dressing every inch of your skin, which I must admit for me, takes some time.
It was easy, I admit, for me to recruit a guide for my visit to a Sikh temple.
It took longer than I'd like to admit for me to realize that women don't have a magic gene that makes us better parents and that there isn't a right or wrong way to clean the kitchen.
They enjoyed the game, which the Huskies lost, but Frank later admitted, "For me to go on land, it was a little weird".
I admit that for me their existence has always been a fairly risky hypothesis.
With a bit of bashfulness, I'll admit that for me, I think it's the latter.
Although I was obviously worried about any risks this might create for him, I had to admit that for me it was occasion for enormous relief.
It seems somehow sacrilegious to admit that for me, the most emotional experience at this year's Cannes film festival – a neophile event predicated on premieres, discoveries, revelations – has been the screening of a 61-year-old film.
On my more centered days I agree wholeheartedly with Chouinard about the joy of the process, yet I will admit that for me the emphatic tug of an Atlantic salmon has become something of an addiction–I do want to catch fish.
Condon added, "I have to admit that for me, working on this project 18 years later, the issues about aging come into focus a little more intensely".
I would never exchange the ten years I have spent in the classroom for anything else, but I must admit that, for me, the burden of teaching has finally caught up with me.
