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I like it as a nickname for Cassandra. On its own, it just feels incomplete.

Prefer Cassie as a nickname to something like Cassandra, Cassia, Cassiopeia

It can be short for Casseopia, Cassandra, or Cassidy.

Definitely a short. For Cassandra, which I hate, or maybe Lucasta, which I love.

I used to like Cassie a lot as a kid. There's something sweet and approachable about it, though it's not a very strong name. I would always assume a Cassie was a Cassandra. I don't think it could stand on its own very well.

Cassie is nice, though my not fave. I definitely prefer it as a nn for Cassandra.

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Combos:

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Cassandra Juliet
Cassandra Eve
Cassandra Laurel
Cassandra Leonie
Cassandra Pearl

Its ok. My name isn't short for anything which is fine.

Not a huge fan of Cassie; it's too country-sounding cow-name, like Daisy or Bluebell. If it were to be used I would use it as a nn for Cassia although it could be used on it's own.

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On a tangent; I love Cassidy "Cass" for a boy.

I think it should probably be short for something, like:

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Cascadia
Casilda
Casimira
Casina
Cassa
Cassandra / Cassondra
Cassarah
Cassia
Cassiana
Cassidy
Cassiel / Cassielle
Cassiopeia
Casta
Castalia
Castel
Castora
Jocasta
Lucasta

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For boys (nn could be Cas if you don't like Cassie for a boy):

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Casimir
Caspar / Casper
Caspian
Cassander
Cassian
Cassianus
Cassiel
Cassius
Castor
Lucas

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Combos:

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Cassie Adelaide
Cassie Alasia
Cassie Fallon
Cassie Helene
Cassie Lark
Cassie Leandra
Cassie Lucia
Cassie Minerva
Cassie Rosalind

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Cassa Leonie
Cassandra Clove
Cassandra Rain
Cassia Felicity (pronounced KASH-ə)
Cassia Noor (pronounced KAS-ee-ə)
Cassidy Eleanor
Cassidy Luna
Casta Frey
Castel Eugenia

Never liked it, because it sounds for some reason like a big, fat, slovenly girl and like the word gassy. Much prefer Casey.

I like cassidy but it also can definitely stand on its own, both Cassie's I've known don't have it as a nickname it's just their full name

no, it needs to be short for something. I like Cassidy and Cassandra!