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I don't think there's any problem with that. But consideration has to work both ways...
We once had a transgender person in the office (male-->female). "She" insisted on using the women's bathroom which was fine with everybody. But when she started peeing while standing up, in the women's bathroom, that was a bit disturbing to the women already in there. Transgender people also need to be cognizant of other people's feelings too. I say it's totally fine if people want to change gender if they feel different inside, but they must be aware that people who don't feel that way may not understand that, and compensate accordingly.
I have difficulty understanding how, in a women's bathroom, a transgendered person could be seen "peeing standing up." I've been in hundreds of women's bathrooms over the years. Not one of them had a urinal.
So unless these women were disturbed because they were peeking over/under the closed door of the commode, I'm not inclined to be sympathetic to them.