Jeans aren't exactly men-only clothes...
It's complicated, anyway, but I don't think it's something that can just be treated psychologically with no physical surgery at all. I've done a bit of reading this evening, and depending on which site you look at the number of people who "regret" reassignment surgery varies widely, from a range of "0.5% to 5%" according to one side (written by someone who is transitioning), up to a whopping 31% on another (from a site campaigning against surgery being at least so readily available), but either way at least 2/3 of people are -- and remain -- happy in their new body and that surely suggests that there was something more than a psychological condition that could be treated with therapy.
The whole thing can be a complete mess -- and because of that I think it's wrong to assume that Paris Green was just some cynical trick of that criminal to find an easier prison. Although it could have been, of course. Here's hoping that it wasn't, as it could set attitudes towards transgender people back a while if she was held as an example of what such people are like.
There also remains the issue of what exactly AOG meant by some of his earlier comments. I hope you will reply, AOG, to that question?