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Tommy Dorfman and her husband, Peter Zurkuhlen, are going their separate ways. Zurkuhlen, 33, filed for divorce from Dorfman, 29, in a Los Angeles court Tuesday, according to court records
obtained by PEOPLE. The _13 Reasons Why Star _and Zurkuhlen are divorcing after over five years of marriage. Dorfman and her husband first met through a mutual friend in 2005, according to
TMZ. After getting engaged in 2015, they wed in Portland, Maine in 2016. Dorfman came out as transgender in a July _Time_ magazine profile after "privately identifying and living as a
woman" for a year prior. At the time, she explained how her transition had changed her relationship with her husband. "Personally, it's wild to be 29 and going through puberty
again. Some days I feel like I'm 14. As a result of that shift, the types of romantic partnerships I seek out are different," Dorfman told _Time_. She explained, "I was in a
nine-year relationship in which I was thought of as a more male-bodied person, with a gay man. I love him so much, but we've been learning that as a trans woman, what I'm
interested in is not necessarily reflected in a gay man." "So we've had incredible conversations to redefine our relationship as friends," she said. "Transitioning
has been liberating and clarifying." Shortly after the _Time _profile was published, Zurkuhlen publicly expressed support for Dorfman on Instagram, where he re-posted a photo from
Dorfman's _Time _photoshoot. Zurkuhlen captioned the image, "So much love. You are gorgeous and you are fully you," per a screenshot obtained by _Just Jared_. _NEVER MISS A
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Dorfman opened up about life since publicly coming out as transgender in an August _InStyle__ _cover story. At the time, she told the magazine she had "never felt better." "I
just switched my hormones, and I've never felt better in my life. I spent 28 years of my life suicidal and depressed and recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction. I don't
think I've ever been genuinely happy until this past year," Dorfman said. She added, "I look at the Internet chronicle of photos of me since I started working, and I can see
how f------ unhappy I was in every photo. It's wild."