Replying to emails: Apple Mail

Whenever I click 'Reply' ro reply to an email, my email address always shows in the 'To' box and the person who I whish to reply to appears in the 'cc' box. I have looked in my seeting but can't see anything about this. Can I change it as I spend half my days dragging my address into the cc box and my via versa?

No such option available -at the present time anyway.
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