Topic: Should I dump him or stay put?

House pls ur contribution will be really helpful.
God a friend here in lag. her fiance is very nice, he does almost everything for her. She is a graduate but he is not (he is still in the univesity). this guy runs a call centre and he is also looking for a job. but this lady still sticks to him despite all the insults she gets from her friends.
some days ago , they had a quarrel bcos of the way the guys bones his face which the lady doesn't like, the lady then said that she had seen the way guys take care of their fiances and the guy flared up and said the girl must have experienced it that she has started jumping around.
this got my friend angry and she is contemplating to leave the guy. this is a relationship that has been on for 11yrs now.
pls wat advise can u give to her, cos i myself am confused. dont know wat to tell her.

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