Data from Chemistry LibreTexts — Strength of Covalent Bonds, Table 8.8.1: Average Bond Energies (kJ/mol) for Commonly Encountered Bonds at 273 K:
$$ \begin{array}{cr} \hline \text{Bond} & D/\pu{kJ mol-1} \\ \hline \ce{C-C} & 346 \\ \ce{N-N} & \approx 167 \\ \ce{O-O} & \approx 142 \\ \ce{F-F} & 155 \\ \hline \end{array} $$
I couldn't understand the trend of bond dissociation energy of various single bonds. Why
$$D(\ce{C-C}) > D(\ce{N-N}) > D(\ce{F-F}) > D(\ce{O-O})?$$
I had mugged up the trend the now, and according to me BDE should continuously increase while going from left to right in a period due to decrease in size and increase in ENC. Why this irregular trend?