This.
[puts on the Serious Hat]
A sane, non-corrupt psychiatrist would look at the mess of a person in front of them, see a plethora of various mental issues that are obvious to anyone who spends at least five minutes talking to Chris, then send him to sort out these first before they can even discuss his gender issues. Except he wouldn't do anything to improve himself, because he's Chris.
Even in the astronomically unlikely scenario in which he wouldn't be turned around right away, he wouldn't pass the
real-life experience prerequisite for hormone therapy and surgery. Even assuming (again, astronomically unlikely) that the requirements don't scare Chris outright, he would be unable to do what could be called "living full time as a woman" even under the most charitable definition. And then there's the legal paperwork.
Transition is a long, complex, mentally draining process, one that Chris has neither the patience for, nor even a vague understanding what it actually entails.
I generally try to assume good faith and give people the benefit of doubt, as I myself fit only the relatively lax modern standards and don't at all live up to the 1960-80s medical stereotypes of what a transwoman "should" be (basically, a doormat, and STRAIGHT, girly-girl obedient housewife). But a line has to be drawn somewhere. Maybe
if Chris turned his life around, wisened up, became a better person, realized that he was wrong in the past and demonstrated actual respect for others... then I'd maybe consider the possibility that this is not just attention-seeking. But we know that it's not happening.